Dr Zarkoff Wrote:
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> How's my reading so far?

Much better than most.

> It's the consistency in what you say that matters.
>
> Don't get me wrong, I happen to agree with your
> point of view 100%. Thanks for posting the info
> about the other museum's which have had to move.
> ORM (Worthington) almost moved -- to a pre-built
> 3-4 mile RR, and the political row over the
> possibility virtually destroyed the organization.
> It's only recently begun a slow recovery process.

Yes, and their are a lot more similar stories out
there, some with happy endings and some much less so.

Any time this subject comes up, a few people have to
become ballisticly defensive about NCRR.

All I'm saying is that considering everything, they
should have (and should have long had) a Plan B in
mind. In fact, maybe they do.

The same goes to others who haven't thought about what
to do if they had to relocate.

IRM and Portland planned for years, if not decades, for
what they knew could eventually happen to them.