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From Cynthia Sweet, Executive Director, Iowa Museum Association
Dear Friends of Iowa Museums and Cultural Organizations,
While we are still receiving damage reports, it is important to begin getting supplies and help to those who have been allowed back in their facility.
Mail and delivery services as well as e-mail, telephone and cell phone communication, are spotty [...]

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Archives and collections disaster recovery supplies are available NOW for cultural organizations, museums, and community organizations with archival materials in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The supplies are at the National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library, 16th Avenue SW at the river, and freezer trucks have space for stabilizing the materials. Call Nancy Kraft [...]

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Jim Kern, Executive Director of Brucemore, a National Trust Historic Site in Cedar Rapids, Iowa issued the following statement on June 17:
“First, I want to assure the community that Brucemore is safe and secure. We fully realize that most of the cultural centers, museums, and historic attractions have been affected by the flood. [...]

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Terry Pitts, Executive Director at the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art (which also operates the Grant Wood Studio, a member of the Historic Artist Home and Studio program of the National Trust) provided the following update via Lisa Stone at the Roger Brown Studio (another member of HAHS):
“The Grant Wood Studio is fine and the [...]

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This morning we received an update from Jim Kern, Executive Director of Brucemore, a National Trust Historic Site in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Brucemore is soggy but open to the public as a safe haven and a place for quiet reflection for local residents overwhelmed by the massive flooding in their community.
The flood is [...]

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