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“It is only due to organizations such as yours that the important works of our Country are brought to the attention of the public.” | “It is only due to organizations such as yours that the important works of our Country are brought to the attention of the public.” | ||
| − | —Marie Reilly, Museum of Bad Art, Dedham, 1998 | + | '''—Marie Reilly,''' Museum of Bad Art, Dedham, 1998 |
| − | "The Main Street Museum is just...its just the Most Wonderful Place on Earth!" —Pariah Beat Band, 2008 | + | "The Main Street Museum is just...its just the Most Wonderful Place on Earth!" '''—Pariah Beat Band,''' 2008 |
| − | “The Main Street Museum—White River Junction’s answer to the Library of Congress.” —Peter Welch, U. S. House of Representatives, 2007. | + | “The Main Street Museum—White River Junction’s answer to the Library of Congress.” '''—Peter Welch,''' U. S. House of Representatives, 2007. |
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| + | “[The Main Street Museum] forces one to contemplate the nature of museums and curating. Why do we save what we save? How do we decide what to discard, what to display, what to hide away, and what to destroy.” '''—Joe Citro,''' ''Weird New England,'' 2004 | ||
Revision as of 13:33, 6 July 2008
“It is only due to organizations such as yours that the important works of our Country are brought to the attention of the public.” —Marie Reilly, Museum of Bad Art, Dedham, 1998
"The Main Street Museum is just...its just the Most Wonderful Place on Earth!" —Pariah Beat Band, 2008
“The Main Street Museum—White River Junction’s answer to the Library of Congress.” —Peter Welch, U. S. House of Representatives, 2007.
“[The Main Street Museum] forces one to contemplate the nature of museums and curating. Why do we save what we save? How do we decide what to discard, what to display, what to hide away, and what to destroy.” —Joe Citro, Weird New England, 2004
