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State-owed indtana State Mriseiin cirveiand Mosriim o< Natural History aochester Museis" and Science cencer 8irho~ Museum Srnithsonian Institution Exhibit 4 EXHIBITIONS: 1971 AND 1987 Types O f Exhibitions: 1971 History. anthropoiogy, psiniingr decorafs~e arts, geology, mineralogy. natural history. pa le0ntoi"gy. Anstony, snfhropaiogy, archeeo'ogy, astmn~my, lnd'an artifacts, entoso- iogy, geology, herpefoiogy, marloe, mineralogy. paleontofogy, historic buildings. noatow, EnthrOpolo9Y, archaeology, archives. bofany, c0sliimes. entomology, ethnoiogy, geology. herbariiim, herpetology, 1"d ,an. m,neiaioqy, naiuia~ history, pa~eanialogy, science, text! ies, roo i ogy. storG:'tech- facts. costumes, texti ier, ass, anatomy, industry, music, - entomology, Natural history, zoology, entomology, anthropology, botany, STC~XY~S. history, geology. nauaiian philatelic; aerospace mciseum praq-an. State naiurai a c~iiurai h~s:o.-y; yhysicsi sciences: rooiogy; geology; archeology, botany and paieontoingy; foucduii penduium; anihropoiogy; insect; aaphiwen dr reptiie; fi5he5: manilscript coiiections: mvertebrates: fossils: mammals; dinoraurs: meteorites, rockr. mnerais and gems; bl rds: she'is. ~irtoric Btiiidings: 1930, facade Of SDLith WI:~, New York Landmark; 1936, New York State .headare ROOSeve#t MemOTial. ~aieontoiogy: emoinoiogy; mineraiogy; zoology; herbaricim; erhnolagy; archaeology; phys~cal anth~0~0I0gy: arborerim: srrronomy: botany; decorative arts; herpetology. Annfomy: anthropology; archaeology: archives; botany: costumes; entomology: ethnology; geology: nerbariun; herpetoiogy: indian: mneraiogy; natiiral history; paieania~ogy. science; text, ies; rooiogy. Anthropology: archaeology: archives: botany; entomology; ethnaiogy: geoiogy: herpetology: iChthYOlOgy: RaIBCOIOgy: ZODIOgy; herb- avium; phiiateiic: phamgraphi, ~avsiian & PlCifiC COT*IS. Anthropology; bioiogy: ecology; asti0phys:cs; geodesy; meteoritics: space science$; history and technology of aerorautics and astronautics; oceano- graphy: minerai sciences; radiation bioiogy; solar radiation; conservation of natural resources, waid- i ire, museum object and I ibrary marerisls; the arts; history; museoiogy; exhibit techniques; international, governmental end sociai probiems. Source: American nsraciatian of ~oseumr, official M~~seun Direcforx (New York: 1987). pp. 135, I~U, 175. 187, 218, 1195, 515, and 565; Sarntjei 8. K. Chang, Jean A. Fiinafsu, and Kenneth K. M~hata, Feasibility audy: State ~auisition of Ei~hop IIUSBU~, ~egisiative Reference Bureau (nonoiulu: 19721, pp. 23-2U.
Exhibit 5 GENERAL ACTIVITIES: 1971 AND 1987 in~titut on Genera ~ c t s e s 1971 Genemi activtt,ss 1987 Rochester NUSBD~ and Science Center Cwded ~OLIPS for PC~DOI C!~IE~S; lecture~; films: gal iery talks for qenerai aiidience; concerts: Sttidy c!iibs: hebay wOlk~hOp~: foimaliy organirea educational ~rogram for chi loren, adi8irs. ~ n undeqradmte d and graduate students; inter-museum ioan extli bi t ions: uermanent and tenoorary exhibitions. Bishop Museum Guided tours ror scnooi ciasses; ~resentation6 at SC~OOIS, special lecturer and/or denonairations for rchooi ciasses; organzred school loan sewice of speciai materiais: ClSSEe5, ~IlrbF, and Stildy ~ ~ O U Pfor S adults; plane- :ariun programs. Lectures; fi ims; formal iy organized education programs for adults; docent program: training programs ror proferaional museum workers. permanent, temporary and travei ing exhihitions: mobile vans; school loan service. mureurn sponsors: annual festivsi of nawaiian CUItUPe. Smilhion:an Institution Ctlzded tours; iecturer; fi ims; gallery talks; concerts. dance recitais; arts festivals. orilna. hobby wo~kshaos; TV and radio program; /orma 1; organized education progrnos for children, adults, iindeigiaduate and graduate caiiege students; docent program: training programs Tar orofesrianal museum workers; inter-museum ioan, permanent temporary and traveling exnibi t:ons; fun6ame;itai rese~rch; study COI iecf ions for research; travel ZOUFS; tnternatianai exchange of sc;entifif nllhi irsr inns source: Amerncan association or Mureiims, Offic8al Viireun D i r w INew YOrK: i9871. FP. 135, 175, 187, 218, 495,515 and 565; Samuel n. K. Chaw, Jean A. Flinat~ii, a d Kenneth K. Mihnts, Feas:bi,iw Stuav: State Acouisition of Bishoo luSeUm, LegiBIative Reference Bureau (Honolulu: 19721, pp. 25-26, and
Page 1 and 2: STATE FUNDING FOR THE BISHOP Joyce
Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTS Page ... FOREWORD
Page 5 and 6: D. Bishop Museum Amended Charter of
Page 7 and 8: STATE FUNDING FOR THE BISHOP MUSEUM
Page 9 and 10: Overview Chapter 2 BACKGROUND Defin
Page 21 and 22: Year - iB47 48 49 1850 51 5 2 53 54
Page 23 and 24: Trust Funds $ 432 400 336 332 410 4
Page 25: Trust Funds 12% 13 13 15 18 16 18 1
Page 30 and 31: Institution State-Owned Indiana Sta
Page 32 and 33: Exhibit 8 SOURCES OF INCOME: 1970 A
Page 34 and 35: Exhibit 10 NATURE OF GOVERNMENT FUN
Page 36 and 37: BACKGROUND The disadvantages of reg
Page 38 and 39: BACKGROUND people, provides broad o
Page 40 and 41: BACKGROUND Museum were requ~red to
Page 42 and 43: THE BISHOP MUSEUM On October 5, 189
Page 44 and 45: Exhibit 11 BISHOP MUSEUM CORPORATE
Page 46 and 47: Facilities THE BISHOP MUSEUM The or
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Page 52 and 53: Information Resource for the Public
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Page 56 and 57: THE BISHOP MUSEUM Hawaii, the Honol
Page 58 and 59: Exhibit 14 STATE CONTRIBUTION TO IN
Page 60 and 61: Chapter 4 PERCEIVED CONTRIBUTION OF
Page 62 and 63: CONTRIBUTION OF THE BISHOP MUSEUM A
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Page 76 and 77: FOOTNOTES Chapter 1 21. "The Smiths
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Appendix A wbiEFW, theie has beer:
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Appendix B Bernice P. Blshop Nuseum
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And this Indenture also witnesseth,
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Appendix C BISHOP MUSEUM CHARTER OF
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4, To enEage in any other lawfcl ac
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comunication between the board of t
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contributions to which are deductib
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Appendix D BISHOP MUSEUM AMENDED CH
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AMENDED CHARTER OF INCORPORATION I,
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ARTICLE 3 Membership Section 1. Vot
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ARTICLE 7 Powers of the Corporation
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ARTICLE 10 Bylaws The petitioners s
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Appendix E BISHOP MUSEUM PRESS: ANN
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RT. hlCSIC & DWCEI HAWRnk\l HISTORY
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l'AClFIC CCLTCRAL HISTORY HISTORY &
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WCASIONAL PAPERS; BCLLETIYS BCLLE71
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MEMOIRS! DEPARTMEhTAL REMRT SERIES
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