Prairie View A&M University: When History Has Nowhere to Live: Museum Deserts and Cultural Inaccessibility. “I have not found a widely accepted dictionary definition of a museum desert. I use the term to describe a geographic area with limited or no reasonable access to a museum that collects, preserves, interprets, and stewards cultural memory through objects, records, artifacts, oral histories, and other materials of historical significance. M…
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