Cosmo
06-07-2004, 12:49
Folks,
Not sure if this is the right forum (Trail Issues and History, perhaps?) Just passing on some interesting info. There is a web address at the bottom for more info. The Mass AT Committee is not connected with this project, I'm just passing this on as a favor. It's on AT-L as well.
Cosmo
TheAppalachian TrailMuseumSociety needs help!
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Members are needed to support the construction
of a museum to preserve and display the artifacts of the A.T.
*
You can help by doing one or more of the following:
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§********Make a donation.
*
§********Become a member.
*
§********Become a charter member. (Offer ends December 31, 2004.)
*
§********Send this message to other people interested in the A.T.
*
***********************
Please join to help preserve the history of the Appalachian Trail.
*
*
Complete the application below
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A.T. Museum Society Membership (Please print neatly.)
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Name(s)******************************************* **************************** ***********************
*
Date********************************************** ****************************** ***********************
*
Address******************************************* **************************** ***********************
*
City, State, ZIP*********************************************** ************** ***********************
*
Phone (with area code)********************************************* ***** ***********************
*
E-mail** ************************************************** ********************* ***********************
*
?******Member ($20 for my one-year dues)
*
?******Charter member $100. Includes first year dues. (Offer ends 12/31/04)
*
?******Donation. Amount enclosed******************* (tax deductible)
*
*
Make checks or money orders payable to: The Appalachian Trail Museum Society
Send to:A.T. Museum,c/o Wayne Greenlaw - Treasurer,8902 Tailcoat Court,Springfield, VA22153-1240
*
*** The museum is on the brink of becoming a reality. The Appalachian Trail Museum Society Board has worked very hard for several years. They have preserved many A.T. artifacts, including gear from A.T. legends Emma Gatewood, Earl Shaffer, and others.
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*** The Appalachian Trail Museum has made substantial progress in a short time. The board has come to appreciate that launching a museum from scratch is a daunting task, and takes satisfaction in reaching some important milestones.
*
*** The society is incorporated as an independent, non-profit organization solely dedicated to starting and running a museum. An enthusiastic board has been elected. Its members have many years of involvement with the Appalachian Trail, wide-range experience and are diversified geographically.
*
*** The museum has its own newsletter, the A.T. Museum News, which marks our commitment to communicating with our members and to work with all segments of the A.T. community.
*
*
Visit us at atmuseum.org
http://www.atmuseum.org
Not sure if this is the right forum (Trail Issues and History, perhaps?) Just passing on some interesting info. There is a web address at the bottom for more info. The Mass AT Committee is not connected with this project, I'm just passing this on as a favor. It's on AT-L as well.
Cosmo
TheAppalachian TrailMuseumSociety needs help!
*
Members are needed to support the construction
of a museum to preserve and display the artifacts of the A.T.
*
You can help by doing one or more of the following:
*
§********Make a donation.
*
§********Become a member.
*
§********Become a charter member. (Offer ends December 31, 2004.)
*
§********Send this message to other people interested in the A.T.
*
***********************
Please join to help preserve the history of the Appalachian Trail.
*
*
Complete the application below
*
*
A.T. Museum Society Membership (Please print neatly.)
*
Name(s)******************************************* **************************** ***********************
*
Date********************************************** ****************************** ***********************
*
Address******************************************* **************************** ***********************
*
City, State, ZIP*********************************************** ************** ***********************
*
Phone (with area code)********************************************* ***** ***********************
*
E-mail** ************************************************** ********************* ***********************
*
?******Member ($20 for my one-year dues)
*
?******Charter member $100. Includes first year dues. (Offer ends 12/31/04)
*
?******Donation. Amount enclosed******************* (tax deductible)
*
*
Make checks or money orders payable to: The Appalachian Trail Museum Society
Send to:A.T. Museum,c/o Wayne Greenlaw - Treasurer,8902 Tailcoat Court,Springfield, VA22153-1240
*
*** The museum is on the brink of becoming a reality. The Appalachian Trail Museum Society Board has worked very hard for several years. They have preserved many A.T. artifacts, including gear from A.T. legends Emma Gatewood, Earl Shaffer, and others.
*
*** The Appalachian Trail Museum has made substantial progress in a short time. The board has come to appreciate that launching a museum from scratch is a daunting task, and takes satisfaction in reaching some important milestones.
*
*** The society is incorporated as an independent, non-profit organization solely dedicated to starting and running a museum. An enthusiastic board has been elected. Its members have many years of involvement with the Appalachian Trail, wide-range experience and are diversified geographically.
*
*** The museum has its own newsletter, the A.T. Museum News, which marks our commitment to communicating with our members and to work with all segments of the A.T. community.
*
*
Visit us at atmuseum.org
http://www.atmuseum.org