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L.
KEITH INGERSOLL WING
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Resource
Library, Lecture Hall
& Meeting Room,
Exhibition spaces.
Keith L. Ingersoll
(1914-1993) was one of
the first directors of
the Board of the
museum. He was a
historian, newspaper
correspondent,
co-director of
planning Bicentennial
of New Brunswick,
fisherman, Member of
the Order of Canada
and a friend of many.
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L. Keith Ingersoll Wing -
Lecture Hall. |
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The
Ingersoll Wing spaces:
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Library: Contains
amongst other items the
Botanical Records of the Museum,
natural science, ornithology and
history books as well as other
Resource materials. It has a
service window with the Archives
office, allowing the transfer of
materials from the Archives to
researchers using the room. It
also provides visitors with a
spectacular view of the ocean
behind the Museum. |
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Hall: Used for
Museum's Evening
Program of Lectures and most
Special Events, to
host a seasonal
art exhibition, and
is available for rent to
community groups. It has a sound
system, projection facilities,
small kitchen area, tables and
chairs, and on site washroom
facilities. Seats 100+ for
speaking events; 80 with tables.
Rates: $50 half day, $100 full
day Contact
the Museum for bookings .
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| L. K.
Ingersoll Memorial Gallery:
Houses Temporary Exhibitions and
the permanent exhibit - The
Dark Harbour Hermits &
the Story of Dulsing. |
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| Circular
Staircase Gallery:
Houses the seasonal exhibition
of local children's art and the
Permanent Harry Greene Exhibit
at its base. |
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| Geology
Exhibit - new home of
our permanent (and very popular)
Geology
of Grand Manan
Exhibit. |
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