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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purchase of Furniture to Upgrade Seward House Museum's Collections Storage [the Seward House Museum Is Seeking Neh Preservation Assistance for Smaller Institutions Grant Money to Upgrade Our Current Storage Shelving to Museum Standard Cabinetry. the Museum Would Like to Use the Money to Purchase Three Mid-depth Museum Cabinets With Glass Doors to Rehouse Three Important Sub-collections. the Collections Are Integral to Our Narrative About the Seward Family, Along With Educational Programming and Scholarly Research Requests. the Museum Is Using Industry Standards and Core Documentation at the Institution to Justify This Ask.]
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$10,000
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