Libraries, Archives, and Museums Today

Foreword, Joyce Ray

Preface

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part I. Strategies for Small, Independent Institutions with Few Resources

Chapter 1.: The American Antiquarian Society: Digital Asset Management in an Independent Research Library, Peter Botticelli

Chapter 2. The History Project: Increasing Access to LGBT History in Boston, Samantha Strain and Peter Botticelli

Chapter 3. Historic New England: Building a Complex Infrastructure, Peter Botticelli, Martha R. Mahard, Michèle V. Cloonan, and Brett Freiburger

Chapter 4. The Maine Memory Network: A Statewide Collaboration, Peter Botticelli and Emeline Dehn-Reynolds

Part II. Collaboration within and across Institutions

Chapter 5. The American Archive of Public Broadcasting: Media Access and Preservation, Peter Botticelli, Bryce Roe, and Lily Troia

Chapter 6. Cornell University Library Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections: Exploring New Media in the Archive, Peter Botticelli

Chapter 7. The Museum of Modern Art: A Cross-Institutional Collaboration, Peter Botticelli

Chapter 8. The Boston Public Library: An Effective Strategy for Advancing Digital Access, Peter Botticelli

Part III. Strategic Use of Resources

Chapter 9: The Victoria and Albert Museum: Collaboration for Better Access, Martha R. Mahard

Chapter 10: The National Library of Australia: Digital Assets as a Driver for Change in a National Library, Ross Harvey and Jaye Weatherburn

Part IV. Institutions in Transition

Chapter 11: The Leviathan Library and Archives at the Jackman Museum of Modern Art: The Impact of Changing Priorities, Michèle V. Cloonan

Chapter 12: The American Textile History Museum, 1960-2018: A Museum That Lives on Through its Collections, Michèle V. Cloonan

Chapter 13: Phillips Library, Peabody Essex Museum: Divergent Visions, Michèle V. Cloonan and Martha R. Mahard

Part V. Culturally Sensitive MaterialsChapter 14: Harvard Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Peter Botticelli

Conclusion

Appendix: Interview Questions