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Good post! There are so many opportunities for further research.

Oh, that's such a great question to ponder! To consider it, I wonder what would be the agenda of a meeting in a digital version of a union hall? What collective actions could possibly threaten or at least

Love this feel for a city. Reminds me of our Ben Leech in Philadelphia:

Here's a tempting tidbit from the first page of this wonderful poem by Jenna Osman: I really like "a shelter made from its interior life" and "collecting is the first step toward naming."

This groundbreaking effort with a real national treasure of an institution should go a long way towards answering the question: Can the Blockchain Help Reinvent Philadelphia's "History System"?

Yes! It's a place where the entire world is represented in scores of exhibition cases with specimens of all sorts. Turning this depth and variety loose on the web would be thrilling. Looking forward to

A wonderful and particularly creative example of how the arts can intersect with scientific archival holdings. And Leidy's work is so wonderful. (I could just get lost in that!) Also, readers might want

...where I was told to leave and never return.

Where I showed up with xeroxes of theoretical essays and...

What a great platform this is to take an institution that’s been around (but in one place) for more than 150 years and share it with the world! Couldn’t and wouldn’t happen, though, without incubation.

Thanks for all of your efforts, innovations and good thoughts for the future @hourofhistory. A pleasure working with you! Good luck changing the field of public history. It needs you.

A long-overdue call for (call it what it is:) Board Reform But what would that look like, exactly? And who would initiate it?

I'd like to think there's a "sweet spot" for an experiential balance between sites and stuff, outdoor and indoor, history that surrounds you and history that you can surround?

I don't mean to come off as defensive. I do mean to challenge assumptions when they are (in my opinion) off target. Yes, it's important "to raise difficult questions about fair compensation and the

I might not be understanding you fully, but don't cultural institutions depend largely on the stock market for their endowments? And aren't they at the mercy of factors entirely out of their control? We

Yes! Connectedness is only step one. Interconnectedness would be a meaningful measure of successful digital strategy.

So... what exactly is thinking beyond the market economy? Can anyone cite a worthy example for discussion in the case of a cultural nonprofit, past or present?

Last year might have been the first for the apparently successful Parks on Tap which is launching its 2018 season at the Azealea Garden on Kelly Drive. Several of these sites are essentially at historic