WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.0 of the Wayside exhibit grids are now available.
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Conserving the Fort Stanwix Orderly Book.
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View illustrated steps of geologic evolution at the Badlands.
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New exhibits and waysides unveiled at New Bedford Whaling
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"Marching Toward Freedom" exhibit in the Lowndes County Interpretive Center at Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail. The new visitor center was dedicated on August 26, 2006. Harpers Ferry Center developed exhibits, audiovisual programs, a new park brochure, and wayside exhibits for the site. Learn more about the project in the September 2006 issue of HFC onMedia (9 pages - 1 MB - PDF)
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Top foreground: Yellowstone National Park
Handbook.
Background:
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Retrieve a copy of the Sept. 2006 HFC newsletter (9 pp - PDF) (Back Issues)
Learn more about developing media for museum exhibits,
wayside exhibits, av programs, historic furnishings, and publications.
(Three versions: Flash
- PDF
- Text)
Selecting the right media is as much
art as science. Determine which type of media best suits your situation. |
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SINCE 1970, HARPERS FERRY CENTER has created a variety of interpretive
tools to assist NPS field interpreters. These tools include audiovisual
programs, historic furnishings, museum exhibits, publications, and
wayside exhibits. HFC also provides a variety of services including
graphics research, interpretive planning, media contracting, artifact
conservation, revision and reprinting of publications, and replacement
of wayside exhibits. Products & Services »
Harpers Ferry Center can provide:
- Assistance with media development strategies;
- Help with media cost estimates;
- Answers to technical media questions;
- Assistance with the planning, design, development, and production
of media products;
- Planning for interpretation, education, and visitor experiences
– including GMPs, LRIPs, value analysis, and pre-design charettes.
Contact Us
Contact Harpers Ferry Center for media assistance or to start a media project. Call 304-535-5050 or use our Contact Form »
DID YOU KNOW? The National Park Service Graphic Identity Program develops and promulgates graphic standards that guide the design of a broad range of communication media. Learn more » |
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