Interpretative Master Planning: A Framework for Historical Sites

Elizabeth Nosek
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Interpretative Master Planning: A Framework for Historical Sites

Elizabeth Nosek
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  • Published date: Jun 15, 2021
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 114
  • Publisher: Rowman
  • ISBN: 9781538139257
  • Dimensions: 6.05" W x 0.29" L x 8.64" H

This book uncovers the mysteries of Interpretive Master Planning (IMP), clarifying how it differs from other core museum planning documents. Nosek takes the reader step by step through the process, reducing the complexities along the way. Enlightening case studies underscore the variations of IMP in real-world practice.

Elizabeth Nosek holds degrees in cultural anthropology from Hamline University and history museum studies from the Cooperstown Graduate Program. For over 30 years, she has worked in museum education/interpretation for local historical societies, natural history museums, the National Park Service, living history museums, children's museums, art museums, and galleries all over the country. Whether it was discussing Thompsonian medicine in Old Sturbridge Village's medicinal garden, developing interpretive site manuals for both the Littleton History Museum and Lakewood's Heritage Center in Colorado, or creating a long-range education plan for the Mission Houses Museum in Honolulu, Nosek has been on the front lines. She used her intrinsic knowledge to author several articles on guest service and museum education for theDocent EducatorandALHFAM Bulletinand has taught museum education at St. Mary's college. Her most recent experience of shepherding her institution's interpretive master plan through from start to finish is the inspiration for this book.

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