National Maritime Museum
National Maritime Museum are looking at improving access to their archives
from Edna - Ottawa
Thought this might interest you all.
The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London (UK) is undertaking an
important project to enhance access to its research collections. The
collections contain over 2 million archival items and complement the
holdings of the National Archive by supporting journeys of discovery across
a range of subjects, from the big histories of exploration and empire to the
personal histories of millions of ordinary people whose lives were touched
by the sea.
As a family historian, the Museum would like to hear your thoughts on how
they can develop access to their archival collections to meet your needs.
They are very interested in hearing from both people who have used their
facilities before, and those who have not.
Please follow the link below to find out more about the proposed
developments.
http://www.nmm.ac.uk/familyhistorybriefing a document
Once you have read about the proposed developments, please follow the link
below to their e-survey which will give you a chance to express your views.
The e-survey should only take about 10 minutes to complete and your views
will ensure the Museum develops its archive facilities in the best way
possible.
http://www.nmm.ac.uk/familyhistorysurvey
If you have any problems with the survey or any questions about the proposed
developments please contact alexis@matthewsmillman.co.uk
from Edna - Ottawa
Thought this might interest you all.
The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London (UK) is undertaking an
important project to enhance access to its research collections. The
collections contain over 2 million archival items and complement the
holdings of the National Archive by supporting journeys of discovery across
a range of subjects, from the big histories of exploration and empire to the
personal histories of millions of ordinary people whose lives were touched
by the sea.
As a family historian, the Museum would like to hear your thoughts on how
they can develop access to their archival collections to meet your needs.
They are very interested in hearing from both people who have used their
facilities before, and those who have not.
Please follow the link below to find out more about the proposed
developments.
http://www.nmm.ac.uk/familyhistorybriefing a document
Once you have read about the proposed developments, please follow the link
below to their e-survey which will give you a chance to express your views.
The e-survey should only take about 10 minutes to complete and your views
will ensure the Museum develops its archive facilities in the best way
possible.
http://www.nmm.ac.uk/familyhistorysurvey
If you have any problems with the survey or any questions about the proposed
developments please contact alexis@matthewsmillman.co.uk
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