Feb 27, 2007 — The head of the Adirondack Museum in Blue Mt. Lake has resigned and will leave his post at the end of next month. David Pamperin is returning to Wisconsin. He'll be replaced by Caroline Welsh, the museum's veteran chief curator. Brian Mann has details.  Go to full article

Jul 04, 2006 — The Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks opened today in Tupper Lake. Brian Mann called in from a press tent in a makeshift village built to handle the crowds...he spoke with David Sommerstein.  Go to full article

Dec 20, 2005 — The Shelburne Museum on the Vermont side of Lake Champlain has a new director. Stephan Jost will take over as head of one of the country's most celebrated regional collections. Jost spoke last week with Brian Mann. He says the Shelburne's unique structure and location will open up new possibilities.  Go to full article

Aug 02, 2005 — Governor Pataki traveled to Tupper Lake yesterday where he announced $5 million in funding for the Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks. As Chris Knight reports, the additional money allows the museum, which is still under construction, to reach its fundraising goal so it can open its doors next year.  Go to full article

May 09, 2005 — On Friday, workers in Tupper Lake raised the final roof beam of the new Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks. There's still plenty of work ahead, before the 35,000 square foot museum opens in July of 2006. But as Brian Mann reports, organizers say the project is on-track and could play a central part in the revitalization of Tupper Lake.  Go to full article

May 05, 2005 — This weekend, Canadians will get their first look at a new national war museum in Ottawa. The massive structure has a bunker-like façade that stands out in a city famous for its graceful architecture. Inside, exhibitions offer a stark and sometimes painful look at Canada's military history, from the bloody campaigns of the French and Indian Wars, to peacekeeping operations now underway in Afghanistan. As Brian Mann reports, the museum is being unveiled at a time when many Canadians are ambivalent about war in general -- and skeptical of America's war on terror.  Go to full article

Dec 12, 2003 — The State Museum in Albany will return a more than 200 year-old wampum belt to the Akwesasne Mohawks. The Board of Regents, which oversees the museum, approved the move yesterday. The artifact may document a founding moment in the history of the Mohawk community that straddles the international border near Massena. David Sommerstein has details.  Go to full article