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| Spirit of Aspen Exhibit The Spirit of Aspen exhibit in the Wheeler/Stallard Museum closed April 2006, but it's content remains here on-line. |
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 ^ LORD team members, left to right, Kathleen Brown, Barry Crean, Graham Hufton, and Maria Piacente meet with the Aspen Historical Society's Exhibit Committee members. © Ann Hodges photo On October 3rd, 2000 the AHS Exhibits Committee met with the design team from LORD Cultural Resources to work on the development of a major exhibition which opened on December 19, 2001. The "Spirit of Aspen" exhibit takes an unusual approach to telling Aspen's story by focusing thematically on the character and spirit of the community throughout its 100+ year history. LORD worked with AHS on theme structure and reviewed artifacts and collections to determine what items best support the story we wanted to tell. Technical expert, Barry Crean, reviewed renovation of the Wheeler/Stallard Museum and advised us with regard to audio and video wiring. The Spirit of Aspen exhibit in the Wheeler/Stallard Museum closed April 2006, but it's content is here on-line. Spirit of Aspen E-ExhibitWelcome to the Spirit of Aspen E-Exhibit |
Comprehensive E-Tour of the exhibit LORD Cultural Resources is a dedicated museum planning firm founded in 1981 with the purpose of providing specialized planning services to the museum sector. Over the past 19 years, they have successfully completed close to 850 projects internationally and have established themselves as the leading force in the development of museums and museum exhibitions.We were excited and proud to have worked with this experienced and exceptionally creative team. Other LORD Cultural Resources projects:
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