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'''Upper Deck (Level Two, Archives)''' | '''Upper Deck (Level Two, Archives, Authorized Personnel Only)''' | ||
'''Archives''': A small portion of the Archives database is accessible to the public in the Museum’s Education Center. The main Archives database (level two) is a massive electronic collection of diaries, historical letters, scrapbooks of artists, dealers, and collectors; manuscripts; museums, galleries, and associations; photographs; works of art on paper; and oral history interviews. An appointment is required to access the larger mainframe. | '''Archives''': A small portion of the Archives database is accessible to the public in the Museum’s Education Center. The main Archives database (level two) is a massive electronic collection of diaries, historical letters, scrapbooks of artists, dealers, and collectors; manuscripts; museums, galleries, and associations; photographs; works of art on paper; and oral history interviews. An appointment is required to access the larger mainframe. | ||
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'''Lower Deck (Level One, Museum Level)''' | '''Lower Deck (Level One, Museum Level, Open To Public)''' | ||
'''The Education Center''': The Education Center is actually a small holo-deck that is linked to the “visitor’s” section of the Archives database. The holo-deck provides guests with either an interactive or non-interactive learning experience. It is rated ‘E’ for Everyone! | '''The Education Center''': The Education Center is actually a small holo-deck that is linked to the “visitor’s” section of the Archives database. The holo-deck provides guests with either an interactive or non-interactive learning experience. It is rated ‘E’ for Everyone! | ||