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Museum of the Alphabet |
The Museum of the Alphabet traces the history of alphabets and other writing-systems from the beginning to the present. The world's writing-systems are artistically unfolded, as both ancient and modern alphabet-makers are high-lighted in the picturesque settings of the museum displays.
The Museum of the Alphabet was proposed by William Cameron Townsend, founder of the Summer Institute of Linguistics. His purpose in such a museum was to focus on the gift of written language.
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| Location | Davis Rd Waxhaw North Carolina 28173 |
| Phone | 704-843-6066 |
| Fax | 704-843-6200 |
| info@jaars.org | |
| Website |
http://www.jaars.org/museum/alphabet/
... info@jaars.org This site is based on the Museum of the Alphabet itself, and a book about the Museum entitled The Alphabet Makers. [ Home Site Index About Galleries People Scripts ] Send questions or comments about this site to WebMaster. Questions or comments about the museum should go to info@jaars.org. Copyright © 1999-2003 JAARS ... |
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