Directory of historical organizations in the United States and Canada

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"Past directories of historical organizations in the United States and Canada have reflected not only an increase in the number of societies in the two countries, but also an accelerated effort to use advanced technology in gathering data. Now with the appearance of the fourteenth Directory, workers in the history field will have access to a resource that represents a perpetually current AASLH database"--Introd.

"Additionally, here are some imporoved features this new Directory provides: an enlarged trim size and format; a response-generated capability for more detailed entries including county and optional staff listings; a quick reference section diagramming state history programs with easy-to-read charts on how to find people responsible for the divisions supervised by each state office; an additional number of major program areas for subject indexing; the inclusion of entries from university and college history departments, genealogical resources, living-history groups, specialty museums, archives, and libraries; and the availability of updated mailing lists and/or labels representative of history-related organizations and business throughout the United States and Canada. Each part of the Directory begins with its own contents page providing maximum usability on a section-by-section basis. The product/service section has a self-contained index, alphabetical listing, 'yellow pages,' and a convenient Vendor Fax Finder chart for easy reference"--Introd.

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