I
would be tempted to use it in some sort of "catch and release (or not)" program
for unruly genealogists and other patrons.
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Tom
Mooney, Curator of Manuscripts
Nebraska State Historical Society
1500 R
St., P.O. Box 82554
Lincoln, NE 68501-2554
Dear
Members,
As part of my “Welcome
to your new job” here at Loma Linda University, the entire Archives and
Special Collections staff held a Spring Cleaning day, and while cleaning out a
closet we found two very large rolls of clear netting, similar to what one
would use in their garden to keeps birds from getting at the produce, but a
little stiffer. I have been wracking my brain as to what a former
archivist had in mind for the netting. Could anyone on the list
enlighten me as to possible archival uses of such material? Be
creative!
Thank you in
advance. The curiosity is killing me.
Lori N.
Curtis
Lori N. Curtis,
Archivist
Department of Archives
and Special Collections
University
Libraries
Loma Linda University
11072 Anderson
Street
Loma Linda
CA 92350
TEL:
909-558-4942
FAX:
909-558-0381
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