Accession 14-119

Report 88-1: A Description of Visitors to the International Gallery: A Report Based on the 1987 International Gallery Survey

Report 88-3: A Manual for Interviewers: Prepared for the 1988 National Air and Space Survey

Report 88-4: Visitor's Assessment of Educational Materials at Shoowa Design: Raffia Textiles from Zaire, National Museum of African Art

Report 89-1: A Description of Smithsonian Contributing Members Executive Summary: A Report Based on the 1988 Contributing Membership Survey (Short Version)

Report 89-1 (Working Paper): Visits to the National Air and Space Museum: Demographic Characteristics Based on the 1988 NASM Survey

Report 89-6: Visits to the Exhibition Tropical Rainforests: A Disappearing Treasure

Report 90-1: 1989 Visits to Smithsonian Museums

Report 90-10: Researchers' Perspectives: Research Support Resources at the Smithsonian

Report 93-3: Supporters of the Cooper-Hewitt, National Museum of Design: A Report Based on the 1992 Cooper-Hewitt Membership Program Survey

Report 93-5: The Power of Maps: A Study of an Exhibition at Cooper-Hewitt, National Museum of Design

Report 93-7: Visitors and Ocean Issues: A Background Study for the National Museum of Natural History's Ocean Planet Exhibition

Report 94-4: From Reptile Houses to Reptile Discovery Centers: A Study of the Reptile Discovery Centers Project at the National Zoological Park, Zoo Atlanta and the Dallas Zoo

Report 95-3: Mechanical Brides: Women and Machines from Home to Office. A Study of an Exhibition at the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum

Report 95-4A: Air and Space Encounters: A Report Based on the 1994 National Air and Space Museum Visitor Survey (Short Version)

Report 95-4B: Air and Space Encounters: A Report Based on the 1994 National Air and Space Museum Visitor Survey (Long Version)

Report 95-5: An Assessment of the Science in American Life Exhibition at the National Museum of American History

Report 95-6A: Beyond the Elephant: A Report Based on the 1994-1995 National Museum of Natural History Visitor Survey (Short Version)

Report 95-6B: Beyond the Elephant: A Report Based on the 1994-1995 National Museum of Natural History Visitor Survey (Long Version)

Report 96-1: Connecting with Native Voices: Visitor Impressions of the George Gustav Heye Center, National Museum of the American Indian

Report: 96-3B: Visitors to History: A Report Based on the 1994-1995 National Museum of American History Visitor Study (Long Version)

Report 96-5: Ocean Views: A Study of Visitors to the Ocean Planet Exhibition at the National Museum of Natural History

Report 96-6: Visual Journal: Harlem and DC in the Thirties and Forties. A Study of an Exhibition Presented by the Center for African American History and Culture

Report 97-1: An Assessment of the "Think Tank" Exhibition at the National Zoological Park

Report 97-4: The Influence of Exhibition Texts on Visitors Responses to Richard Lindner: Paintings and Watercolors, 1948-1977.

Report 97-5: Information Age: People, Information and Technology. Studies of an Exhibition at the National Museum of American History

Report 98-1A: Smithsonian Contributing Members: Summary of Results from the 1997 Contributing Membership Program Survey

Report 98-2: 1997 Visits to Smithsonian Museums Based on Office of Protection Services Multi-Year Visit Count Statistics

Report 98-3: Images of Native Americans: A Background Visitor Study for the National Museum of the American Indian

Report 98-4: The Asian Art Experience: Visitor Preferences and Responses to Puja: Expressions of Hindu Devotion

Report 98-5: Still Thinking about Thinking: A 1997 Telephone Follow-up Study of Visitors to the Think Tank Exhibition at the National Zoological Park

Report 98-6: Public Perception of the Star-Spangled Banner. Background Studies for the National Museum of American History

Report 98-8: Teachers Talk: A Study of Smithsonian in Your Classroom conducted for the Office of Education

Report 98-9: Exploring Amazonia: Three Studies of Visitors at the National Zoological Park

Report 99-1: Summer Visitors to The Janet Annenberg Hooker Hall of Geology, Gems, and Minerals at the National Museum of Natural History

Report 99-7: The Charter Membership of the National Museum of the American Indian: Results from the 1999 Membership Survey

Report 99-8: Canvasses Off the Mall: Studies Conducted at the National Museum of American Art, National Portrait Gallery, and Renwick Gallery

Report 00-1: Investigating Invention: Results from the 1999 Invention Interview Study

RN 93-4: Visitors to the Czech Cubism Exhibition

RN 94-2: Readers Views of the Torch: Results of Survey

RN 95-4: Who Attends the Smithsonian Craft Show? Results from the 1995 Smithsonian Craft Show Survey

RN 95-5: Who Attends Our Cultural Institutions?: A Progress Report Based on the Smithsonian Institution Marketing Study

RN 95-7: The Intern Experience: Results from the Intern Experience Assessment

RN 96-1: Peanut Butter and Jelly: Constituent Perspectives on the 1995-1996 School Year, Anacostia Museum and Lucy E. Moten Elementary School Partnership

RN 96-2: Assessment of Informal Education in Holocaust Museums

RN 97-1: Multiple Perspectives on the 1996-1997 School Year, Anacostia Museum/Center for African American History and Culture and Lucy E. Moten Elementary School Partnership

RN 97-3: Supplementary Notes to The Influence of Exhibition Texts on Visitors Responses to Richard Lindner: Paintings and Watercolors, 1948-1977

RN 97-5: Visitors and Non-Visitors to Amber: Window to the Past. An Exhibition at the National Museum of Natural History

RN 97-8: Art Night on the Mall

RN 99-2: A Manual for Interviewers

RN 99-3: Visitors Experiences at the National Museum of American History

RN 99-5: Strangers, Guests or Clients? Visitor Experiences in Museums

RN 99-6: Observations of Winter Visitors to The Janet Annenberg Hooker Hall of Geology, Gems, and Minerals at the National Museum of Natural History

RN 99-7: Patron Views of Food Service at the Castle Deli and the Castle Commons

RN 99-8: Understanding Where Next, Columbus? An exhibition study at the National Air and Space Museum