Not to be crass and speak of crude money and ethereal lace in the same breath, but I've always found that a donation, of virtually any size, speaks volumes to curators who are always concerned about making ends meet, buying new acid free paper, documenting and photographing collections, archival storage, etc.
Actually, one of the things that will be happening at the CRLG's business meeting that morning (before the museum opens to the general public) is a presentation of a nice donation ($5,000) to the textile curator specifically for their lace collection. This was made possible from some of the proceeds of the IOLI convention held in Bethesda.
Do we know if photos without flash are allowed? How about tripods?
Photos without flash are permitted; a tripod is not.
Looking forward to seeing lots of folks at the museum in 3 days!
-- Mary, in Baltimore, MD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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