Life, National Geographic & 3D exhibit

[P3D Jamie Drouin <jdrouin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

        The museum which is hosting the 3D exhibit has a backroom with
SEVERAL back issues Life & National Geographic (I believe the earliest Life
I saw was 1939).  I know that there have been several ads and photographs
featuring 3D in both of these magazines...can anyone tell me which issues
and the page #'s?  I would like to include some of these in the
'historical' introduction to the exhibit.

        Also, just to give some more details on the museum itself:  I went
out on Tuesday to discuss some of the finer details (such as
insurance...the answer is 'yes': your work is insured while on display) and
had a chance to really spend some time looking around.  The museum is
actually a site with several old log cabins and homes from early
settlement.  The intention is to give the visitor a sense of the quality of
living in the early years of British Columbia.  The main building features
a permanent display of artifacts, a resource center, and then an exhibition
space on the second floor.  Although very small, it is perfect for my
purposes and the traffic through the museum during June and July (the time
of the exhibit) is quite high...between 7000-8500 people!

       The museum is quite excited by the 3D exhibit and I'm sure it will
be a pleasant surprise for the visitors.  The due date for submissions is
April.30 and for more information check the web-site at:
http://www.islandnet.com/~jdrouin/homepage.html/exhibit.html


                                                     :-)jamie.

P.S.  Thanks to a couple of VERY kind hearts, it looks like I'm well
covered for the plastic Reel-3D viewers...:-)

Jamie Drouin (jdrouin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
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