The lobby of most museums introduces visitors to current exhibits and attractions at the museum.  Museum lobbies also have pamphlets, tour guides, and helpful staff who can answer questions.
The Grand Gulch Weatherill exhibit at Edge of the Cedars museum.  Winter 2000-2001
	Displays, photographs, and explanatory information provide researchers with information at museums.
If you are good at translating petroglyphs, you can learn even more from your visit to the Edge of the Cedars State Park and Museum!

Special Projects

Often museums obtain special funding for archiving projects or displays.  For example the Edge of the Cedars Museum in Blanding in 2000-2001 completed a Navajo oral interview project which transferred 30 year old reel-to-reel tapes onto CD's.  In addition, the 60 tapes were indexed by Rosie Long.

Computer station in the Edge of the Cedars library where Navajo Oral Interview project was done. Reel-to-reel tape recorded Navajo interviews were fed into a new 20 Gig computer, then indexed and pressed onto CDs.

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Last updated March 2001