Castper

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r/MuseumPros•

Hello all. I have an upcoming interview with a museum as a cataloger. I was browsing through their collections and one item that I have selected to view has a grammar issue in its item description.

I know this position asks for attention to detail and correcting identifying problematic object records, so I am wondering if, during my interview, I should tell the assistant director about this error? Would it make me come off as pretentious? Or would it make it seem like I am capable of doing what the job asked of me? lmao

It's only a small grammar error... but I'd like to think they would want it fixed, I know that I would.

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r/trains•

Looking for pictures of inside an old Steam Engine locomotive. If anyone has photos to share or if a website for train pictures, I would appreciate it. Also looking for interior photos for old passenger locomotives.

Thanks in advance!

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