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History of the Catalog

Started in 1992. Varied holdings from the Woodstock, and Hartland, Vermont area were assembled in index cards. later a word-processing file. later a data-base file. Both of these were proprietary. open-source code was utilized as soon as practicable. learn less

Categories including Series and Subseries and Vinculum Categories

Categories are often both overlapping (vinculum) and mutable. At the Main Street Museum they include, but are not limited to: Flora; Fauna; Exotica (geographically diverse objects); Shoes (and Tiny Shoes); Fiber, Textiles and Costumes; Tangled Things; Objects Associated with Famous People; Round Things; Objects with Orifices; Bad Art; Bad Craft; Recreated Artifacts Refused by Dartmouth Realia; Amulets and Sacred Objects; Judæica; Vermontiana; Relics from the Civil War/War Between the States; and Unidentified Mammals or “Flocked Pets.”

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Objects as Evidence of Human Culture

Artifacts as Evidence of Religion; Comparitive Religious Studies

The American Indian

Evidences of Deconstruction in the Building and Construction Trades

Geographically Significant Artifacts

Tumbler which may—or may not—have come to America on the Mayflower.

Historic Artifacts, Miscellaneous Historic Things

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Man-made Minerals

Manuscripts and Journals

Costumes and Clothing

Shoes

Tramps and Hobos

The Work-day World of White River Junction

Pet Toys

Two Dimensional Evidence Paper; Archive Collections

Lithographic Prints and Signage

Manuscripts and Letters

Photographs

Postcards

Sheet Music

Military History Collection

The War of the Rebellion/War Between the States

The Renssalaer William Foote Memorial

Armaments and Military Technology

Sound (Audible) Artifacts

Art

Two Dimensional Pieces

Three Dimensional Art, Sculpture

Modern Art Created By Accident (MACBA)

Elvis Aaron Presley Visual Art Amalgam

Bad Craft

Cat, or Unidentified Mammal? You decide.

Fauna; Living, or Apparently Once Living, Objects

Humans

The Ossuary; Bones

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North American Mammals

The Leroy Short Sporting and Wild Game Memorial

Teeth and More Teeth

Specimens of (or Objects relating to) Birds of the Americas

Reptiles Amphibians and Serpents

Fish: Aquatic Living With Or Without Bones

Flora; Living, or Apparently Once Living, Objects

Trees; The Animistic Perspective

Exotic, Tropic and Sub-tropic Vegetable Samples

Cycadopsida

Corn; Taxanomic Theories relevant to Zea mays

Small flowers that are, probably, some type of violet. 19th century, c.e.

Flowers

Ferns

Mosses and Lichens

Native and Non-Native Botany of Windsor County

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Nuts, Pods and Seeds

Entomology; Insects

Minerals; Inanimate, or Apparently Inanimate Objects

Other

Vinculum Categories

Carbon

Color as a Hysterical Reaction

Flocking; an Industrial Process

The Human Head

Oxidization

Round Things

Tangled Things

  • Categories Teeth and More Teeth and especially Color as a Hysterical Reaction, Round Things and Tangled Things created by curation teams of the Robert Hull Fleming Museum, University of Vermont.)

References and Archive

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Thesaurus

1 a collection of stolen items hoard, pile, heap, stack, stock, store, stockpile; accumulation, reserve, supply, bank, pool, fund, mine, reservoir.

2 a collection of shoppers group, crowd, body, assemblage, gathering, throng; knot, cluster; multitude, bevy, party, band, horde, pack, flock, swarm, mob; informal gang, load, gaggle.

3 a collection of Victorian dolls set, series; array, assortment.

4 a collection of short stories anthology, selection, compendium, treasury, compilation, miscellany, potpourri.

5 a collection for the poor donations, contributions, gifts, subscription(s); historical alms.

6 a church collection offering, offertory, tithe.