Summary
Laura Hicken (LinkedIn) and Lauren vonBechmann (LinkedIn) join Andrew (X; LinkedIn) to discuss the collection of the International Spy Museum. SPY’s collection consists of 10,000 espionage-related artifacts.
What You’ll Learn
Intelligence
- The ins and outs of getting into the museum field
- Why Museums?
- SPYs largest, smallest, and coolest artifacts
- The challenges of being a “spy” museum
Reflections
- Following your passions
- A dedication to lifelong learning and teaching
And much, much more …
Quotes of the Week
“It's that ability to give accessibility to our audiences so that they can see like parts of history – So it's not only to preserve it, but it's so that people can see it as well. That's what we want to provide – A place for people to see the unseen.” – Lauren vonBechmann.
Resources
SURFACE SKIM
*SpyCasts*
*Beginner Resources*
DEEPER DIVE
Artifacts
*Wildcard Resource*
- Here’s something many don’t know about the International Spy Museum:
- On the side of our building, built in 2019, is a secret message written in binary code. Can You Crack the Code?
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