 | 1892 - 994 pages
...and Arrangement of Mn-VIIIM-. — The museums of the future in this country, says G. Brown Goode, " should be adapted to the needs of the mechanic, the...professional man and the man of leisure. It is proper that the laboratories be utilized to the fullest extent for the credit of the institution to which they... | |
 | Milwaukee Public Museum - 1888 - 560 pages
...largely to the intellectual life of the community. "The museum of the future in this democratic land should be adapted to the needs of the mechanic, the...arrange, and explain the museums. "It is proper that laboratories be utilized to the fullest extent for the credit of the institution to which they belong.... | |
 | Milwaukee Public Museum - 1897 - 540 pages
...with reference to their value to investigators or other possibilities for public enlightenment. It should be adapted to the needs of the mechanic, the factory operator, the day laborer, the salesman, the clerk, the farmer, the gardener, as much as to those of the professional man and the man of leisure.... | |
 | 1892 - 930 pages
...and Arrangement iiMIiiseoiBB. — The museums of the future in this country, says G. Brown Goode, " should be adapted to the needs of the mechanic, the...professional man and the man of leisure. It is proper that the laboratories be utilized to the fullest extent for the credit of the institution to which they... | |
 | University of Michigan. Board of Regents - 1891 - 738 pages
...Museum of the Future, in this democratic land should be adapted to the needs nf the factory operative, the day laborer, the salesman and the clerk as much...those of the professional man and the man of leisure. In short, the museum is first of all for the benefit of the public. The specimens must be prepared... | |
 | John Cotton Dana - 1917 - 56 pages
...museums in this democratic land should be adapted to the needs of the mechanic, clerk and salesman, as much as to those of the professional man and the man of leisure. Smithsonian Institution, 1897, Pt. 2. The new museum. John Cotton Dana. Describes the very radical... | |
 | John Cotton Dana - 1917 - 56 pages
...museums in this democratic land should be adapted to the needs of the mechanic, clerk and salesman, as much as to those of the professional man and the man of leisure. Smithsonian Institution, 1897, Pt. 2. The new museum. John Cotton Dana. Describes the very radical... | |
 | John Cotton Dana - 1917 - 56 pages
...museums in this democratic land should be adapted to the needs / ; of the mechanic, clerk and salesman, as much as to those of the / / professional man and the man of leisure. Smithsonian Institu-i tion, 1897, Pt. 2. The new museum. John Cotton Dana. Describes the very radical... | |
 | Robert W. Rydell - 1987 - 339 pages
...the enlightenment of the people." Above all, Goode stressed, future museums "in this democratic land should be adapted to the needs of the mechanic, the...those of the professional man and the man of leisure." They should give adults the opportunity to continue the learning process begun in the schools. "[T]he... | |
 | Robert W. Rydell - 1987 - 339 pages
...enlightenment of the people." Ahove alL Goode stressed, future museums "in this democratic land should he adapted to the needs of the mechanic, the factory operator. the day lahorer. the salesman, and the clerk, as much as to those of the professional man and the man of leisure,"... | |
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The museum of the future in this democratic land should be adapted to the needs of the mechanic, the factory operator, the day laborer, the salesman, and the clerk, as much as to those of the professional man and the man of leisure. 
