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Discusses problems associated with converting the top rated Arizona Mining and Mineral Museum into the 5C Arizona Centennial Museum AKA the Arizona Experience Museum. Reports on ongoing efforts to restore the mineral museum and its K-12 education programs.
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- Committed to repealing sections of House Bill 2251 (49th legislature)and reassigning the Arizona mineral collection from the Arizona Historical Society back to an entity with appropriate scientific credentials. Also attempting to restore the K-12 education programs that served 40,000 children per year. The opinions expressed on this blog are the author's own, and do not represent the position of any organization. This blog is not politically motivated. It is critical of state entities because of one single issue.
I went to their website. They are displaying a model of a copper mine. Probably something looted from the old Mineral Museum. I guess they forgot to bring over all of the "real" mining equipment pieces.
ReplyDeleteAnd where are all of the other minerals? Where is their curator who used to run this program? Better call Hartford Insurance Call Center. if if is her shift.
Actually, the AHS threw it out in 2011 (illegal disposition of state property). Someone else grabbed it an stored it. Now, the AHS suddenly wants to cloak itself in mining and minerals to buttress their bogus claim that he mineral museum is now in Tempe.
DeleteSo what will they do with the old building?
DeleteThey want to convert it into a reception center (cocktail bar) for lobbyists.
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