Burchell Home Team’s Post

In Tulare, we don't just farm; we cultivate history and harvest memories. The Tulare Historical Museum is where our roots run deep and where every exhibit tells a story of our community's resilience and spirit. It's a treasure trove of our collective past, and a testament to the soil that sustains us. Come, be a part of the story and the future we're growing in Tulare. 🌾🏛️ #realestateinvestors #realestatebuyers #realestatesellers #realestateinsights #realestatehelp #realestatetips #realestateproblems #firsttimehome #firsttimeseller #Tulare #TulareMuseum

Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past. ATTN NASHVILLIANS WHO WANT TO ACTIVELY SHAPE OUR FUTURE… are you also controlling the past?? Are you controlling your present?? If you haven’t already signed up, this is an incredibly powerful way to take this moment in time to directly impact the way we move in the future… to combat the censorship and revisionist history some other (ahem) groups are pushing. Historians know that it’s not just about interrogating the voices we do hear, but also interrogating the cause of absent voices. And asking “If the voice were present, what would it say? How would it impact the story that’s being told?” Too much of history education is already reduced to excerpts and quotes taken out of context, and truly voices are at real risk of erasure. Come hear their stories before they’re lost to history so that we can impact a more thoughtful, inclusive future. Also Tamyra Gordon MSEd is just really fantastic and you should support her work. 💥

"Preserving our cultural heritage is essential. As George Lucas wisely said, 'People who alter or destroy works of art and our cultural heritage for profit or as an exercise of power are barbarians.' Let's stand together to protect and honor the beauty and history that shapes our world. 🌍🎨 Deep dive on this quote from my latest blog episode using this link: https://lnkd.in/gdGWDNi2 #CulturalHeritage #ArtPreservation #GeorgeLucas #ProtectOurHistory"

April is Genocide Awareness and Prevention month. The Museum of Us, like other museums and related institutions, holds massive amounts of cultural resources and ancestral remains from Indigenous communities. Many 20th century museums and researchers believed that Indigenous cultures were “disappearing” and needed to be preserved and studied. This belief ignored the history of genocide and removal of Indigenous peoples from their ancestral homelands by colonists and the U.S. government from the 1600’s into the present. This narrative of “vanishing” or “extinction” presents Indigenous cultures and communities as peoples of the past–continuing the silencing and erasure of their humanity. Learn more about the Museum’s history and ongoing decolonizing initiatives to become a better community space for all at museumofus.org/history

Questions for small museum professionals: 1. What board level committee has oversight of your Visitors Center operations and visitor experience? 2. Feedback on QSEHRA as a health benefit option? Thanks in advance. #smallmuseum #historicsite #visitorexperience #museumlife

"As we usher in the new year, I find solace in conserving the silent storytellers of our past—historical artifacts. While many focus on forging a bright future, I dedicate myself to preserving the footprints of our history. Each artifact is a chapter waiting to be revealed, ensuring our heritage endures for generations to come. #ArtifactConservation #PreservingHistory #NewYearReflections"

Oracle bone inscriptions of window and door in ancient China. The origin of window and door can trace back to Shang Dynasty (BC1600 - BC 1046) in China. But Till Qing Dynasty, The Palace Museum started use of glass for window. #window #door

More than 3,000 years ago, Neter-Nekhta, an Administrator of the Eastern Desert and Overseer of Agricultural Lands, passed away. His passing offers us a unique window into the spiritual and cultural practices surrounding death and the afterlife in ancient Egyptian society. Dr. Stan Florek from the Australian Museum explores ancient beliefs and the journey to the afterlife: even when we might see things differently today. https://lnkd.in/g8FutGjF #AdventureWorld

Simplify Your Collection Management 📚 Managing digital collections doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With Recollect, we’ve simplified the process, making it easier than ever to manage, preserve, and share your collections. Our cloud-based platform streamlines tasks like cataloging, digital preservation and public access so you can focus on what matters most - connecting your community with its cultural heritage. Whether you're in a library, museum, or archivist, Recollect can help you protect your collections for future generations. Learn more about how Recollect simplifies collection management here: https://lnkd.in/g_jXc3d #DigitalPreservation #CollectionManagement #Libraries #Museums #Archives #Galleries