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Custom Elements List A list of all Custom Elements by scene and content group

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00 Mezzanine Desk MapContent Group:

CE-00.00-118 Tactile map - facility wayfinding mapGL-0-03

1# Tactile map of the visitor center. Braille titles, textures and raised lines required for accessibility. Finish treatment similar to visual references

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01 Mezzanine AreaContent Group:

CE-00.01-124 Tactile map - Mezzanine floor mapGL-0-02

1# Tactile version of the mezzanine terrazzo floor map with 'You Are Here' circle; and trails and rivers depicted. Styling shown in top image, finish treatment examples below. Braille titles and raised textures and lines required for accessibility.

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Heading West01Scene:

02 First Peoples HubContent Group:

CE-01.02-118 First Peoples HubMR-1-02

1# Bronze resin cast sculpture depicting a key event of national significance that happened on this site. Based on a birdman tablet from the Cahokia Mound People (replica in JNEM collection JEFF-7958) (First Peoples).

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CE-01.02-138 First Peoples HubMR-1-03

1# Bas-relief bronze resin cast model approximately 12" high. To be a three dimensional tactile specifically to enable blind visitors to understand the image. Invisible fixings to the underside

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CE-01.02-142 First Peoples HubMR-1-04

1# bronze resin cast approximately 2" high. To specifically to enable all visitors to understand the actual size of the stone. Invisible fixings to the underside

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07 Exhibit EntryContent Group:

CE-01.07-314 Tactile exhibit wayfinding mapGL-1-01 A

Dimensional graphic comprised of raised lines on enlarged exhibit wayfinding map located on the Museum welcome panel. Styling shown in image, white lines and areas names to be raised.

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CE-01.07-614 Tactile exhibit wayfinding mapGL-1-11

Dimensional graphic elements on freestanding unit in front of the Museum welcome panel. Styling shown in top image, finish treatment below. Braille titles and raised lettering / lines required for accessibility.

Map to be orientated to gallery.

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Museum Hubs02Scene:

01 Founding St Louis HubContent Group:

CE-02.01-118 Founding HubMR-2-03

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02 Three Flag Ceremony HubContent Group:

CE-02.02-118 Three-Flag Ceremony HubMR-2-04

One of the HUBS depicting a key event of national significance that happened on this site.

1# suspended curved lenticular with three images of flags and 1# tactile sculptural element on the hub base to express interpretive message of hub - based on the Three Flag Ceremony (Transfer and Influence).

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03 Clarks Indian Agency HubContent Group:

CE-02.03-118 Clark's Indian Agency HubMR-2-05

1# Suspended 3D printed sculpture of a Jefferson Peace Medal.

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CE-02.03-138 Peace MedalMR-2-12

1# tactile bronze resin cast model 8" diameter To be a three dimensional tactile of the medal specifically to enable blind visitors to understand the shape and key details. Invisible fixings to the underside.

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04 Eads Bridge HubContent Group:

CE-02.04-118 Eads Bridge HubMR-2-06

1# Suspended scale model of Eads Bridge (with train, omnibus and figures) Including one base section.

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CE-02.04-138 Eads BridgeMR-2-13

1# tactile bronze resin cast bas-relief model 12" high x 34" wide.

To be a three-dimensional tactile of the bridge spanning the river specifically to enable blind visitors to understand the shape and main structural elements.

Invisible fixings to the underside.

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05 Architects HubContent Group:

CE-02.05-118 Architect's HubMR-2-07

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CE-02.05-138 Saarinen and the ArchMR-2-14

1# tactile bronze resin cast bas-relief model 18" high x 18" wide. To be a three-dimensional tactile of the arch and Saarinen's head specifically to enable blind visitors to understand the shape of the arch and the person who designed it. Invisible fixings to the underside.

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Colonial St Louis03Scene:

01 Founding of St LouisContent Group:

CE-03.01-394 AxeMR-3-10

1# Replica French Colonial era (1760s-1800s) broad axe (similar to JEFF-461), with dulled axe head and ash handle.

To be bolted through replica tree stump to prevent removal.

Tree species to match MR-3-07 (native to area such as oak, mulberry, and walnut). Additional set dressing (recon flooring) to create a diorama on open display. The diorama is protected by a barrier, yet needs to be robust for cleaning and touch.

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02 Colonnial Fur TradeContent Group:

CE-03.02-14 Deer skinMR-3-14

1# Real deer skin mounted to substrate and then mounted vertically to partition to allow for skin to be replaced and remounted. Provide 1# additional skin. Flexibility to be built in to allow for different sizes and orientations of hides in the future because of natural variation.

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CE-03.02-176 Timber PostsMR-3-07

Approx. #11-12 Faux trees native to the area to represent what was here when Laclede and Chouteau arrived in 1764.

Oak, mulberry and walnut are good options.

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CE-03.02-208 BuckskinsPI-3-07

Tactile exhibit with 2# touchable buckskins and 2# replica scrapers at two different stages of brain tanning (similar to the process used by Osage women in the 1760s-1800s). Fix scrapers to surface with epoxy hybrid powder coated aluminum straps. Sandwich buckskins within lockable frame.

Provide 6# additional skins for replacements. For visitors to appreciate skills and effort required to prepare hides and why they were so valued. It is also an opportunity to feel some of the material on display in nearby display cases.

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CE-03.02-222 Gourd DipperMR-3-19

Bronze resin cast tactile model, 7" wide x 2" high x 3" deep of a gourd dipper similar to accessioned object JEFF-8071.

Invisible fixings to the underside.Allow for extending tabletop in front of case to accommodate.

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CE-03.02-224 ChatelaineMR-3-20

Bronze resin bas-relief tactile model, 17" wide x 1" high x 1" deep of a Chatelaine similar to accessioned object MP-004.

Invisible fixings to the underside.Include support podium with a HPL top 36" wide x 16" deep similar to details on drawing (E)

MWE 4408.

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CE-03.02-226 Trade silver tinklerMR-3-18

2" long bronze resin cast model of trade silver tinkler similar to accessioned object FF-007. Invisible fixings to the underside.

Allow for extending tabletop in front of case to accommodate.

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03 Rivers as HighwaysContent Group:

CE-03.03-222 Pirogue scale modelMR-3-12

1# Scale tactile model of the recon pirogue MR-3-05 - Replica pirogue boat and paddles similar to that used to navigate the Missouri River during the French Colonial Period (1760s – 1800s). Model at least 18” bow to stern. Through-color resin.

Braille titles.

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CE-03.03-224 Flat bottom boat scale modelMR-3-13

1# Scale tactile model of flat bottom boat (accessioned object JEFF-1692). Model at least 18” bow to stern. Through-color resin. Braille titles.

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CE-03.03-318 PirogueMR-3-05

1# Replica pirogue boat (dug out canoe) with unmovable 2# replica paddles used to navigate the Missouri River during the French Colonial Period (1760s - 1800s). Include 1# spare paddle. Solid hardwood (oak or ash). To be partially filled with replica cargo as per reference photo: 4# bundles wrapped in oilcloth and 2# barrels and 1# smaller barrel. Visitors can sit inside the boat, pretend to be colonial boatmen, listen to paddling songs, and have their photo taken.

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CE-03.03-321 PirogueMR-3-05

1# Replica pirogue boat (dug out canoe) with unmovable 2# replica paddles used to navigate the Missouri River during the French Colonial Period (1760s - 1800s). Include 1# spare paddle. Solid hardwood (oak or ash). To be partially filled with replica cargo as per reference photo: 4# bundles wrapped in oilcloth and 2# barrels and 1# smaller barrel. Visitors can sit inside the boat, pretend to be colonial boatmen, listen to paddling songs, and have their photo taken.

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04 Unique Creole CultureContent Group:

CE-03.04-126 Wooden shoesMR-3-22

Bronze resin tactile model, 5" long pair of Wooden Shoes similar to accessioned object FF-028.Invisible fixings to the underside.To be located on same podium as MR-3-20 above.

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CE-03.04-222 Von Phul's PeoplePI-3-06

3# Drums / Cylinders, each with digitally printed watercolors by Anna Von Phul. Each drum will be segmented into 3 parts, which can be rotated in both directions independently (not free-spinning). Targeted for younger visitors and non-readers to learn more about people and life in Colonial St. Louis by interacting with historic period images. Other visitors will also enjoy the different fashions, backgrounds, and material culture captured by Von Phul, as well as her artistic skill.

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05 Colonial HouseContent Group:

CE-03.05-205 Creole HouseMR-3-17

1# tactile bronze resin cast model 18" high x 19" wide x 18" deep.To be a three dimensional tactile of the house as seen in partial construction. Specifically to enable blind visitors to understand the shape of the house and particularly the construction details of the roof.Invisible fixings to the undersideInclude support podium with a HPL top 36" wide x 20" deep similar to details on drawing (E) MWE 4408.

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CE-03.05-206 Creole HouseMR-3-02

1# Replica 15 x 15 foot French Colonial era house as seen in partial construction. Construction to be in historic methods with the same tools and detailing. SketchUp model to be provided for reference. Masonry work, such as the chimney and hearth, are Not In Contract.

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CE-03.05-546 House Building ToolsPI-3-08

Tactile examples of marks made in white oak (wood) samples by 4# touchable modern reproduction tools from the French Colonial era (1760s - 1800s). Tools to include: broad axe, axe, adze and auger. Wood log to show series of marks in sequence of construction process, historically accurate like the larger Creole House (MR-3-02). Interactive to be removable to allow access to the display case behind (DC-3-08). Unlike self-built log cabins, owners hired skilled workers to build these houses. This interactive allows visitors to gain an appreciation for the engineering and craftsmanship required to shape the wood and build a colonial house - as well as feel similar objects to those in the display case and understand the context in which they were used.

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CE-03.05-558 House Building ToolsPI-3-08

Tactile examples of marks made in white oak (wood) samples by 4# touchable modern reproduction tools from the French Colonial era (1760s - 1800s). Tools to include: broad axe, axe, adze and auger. Wood log to show series of marks in sequence of construction process, historically accurate like the larger Creole House (MR-3-02). Interactive to be removable to allow access to the display case behind (DC-3-08). Unlike self-built log cabins, owners hired skilled workers to build these houses. This interactive allows visitors to gain an appreciation for the engineering and craftsmanship required to shape the wood and build a colonial house - as well as feel similar objects to those in the display case and understand the context in which they were used.

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06 Tour of the TownContent Group:

CE-03.06-415 4x Ornate Picture FramesMR-3-08

Replica period (1780s - 1800s) gilt frames suspended in front of printed graphics (GL-3-19 A to D). 1# Ornate picture frame 5' x 5' (style A), 1# Ornate picture frame 2' x 3' (style B), 1# Ornate picture frame 4' x 4' (style C), 1# Ornate picture frame 3' x 4' (style D). To match styles in reference photos. To be suspended by steel cable from ceiling as shown in drawing.

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08 Louisiana PurchaseContent Group:

CE-03.08-10 Louisiana Purchase - Lift-up flapsPI-3-10

4# slider graphics exploring how the Louisiana Purchase affected the French, Spanish, Americans and Indians living in the territory. Sliders reveal the effect under each nationality.

Integrated into MR-3-11 period table. Visitors grab the handle and slide the graphic to reveal a nationality / the impact of the Louisiana Purchase on their life - there is no reset mechanism.

While Napoleon sold the Louisiana Territory much like people sell property today, people living in the territory had no knowledge or say in the manner. Their lives were directly affected by the decisions and actions of a select few, far away.

This interactive encourages empathy with individuals in the past.

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CE-03.08-242 Louisiana Purchase AV - Tactile GraphicGL-3-16 C

Dimensional graphic comprised of tactile maps pulled from the content of the AV presentation about territorial acquisition through treaty / purchase. Clear Tactile Elements applied to graphic back panel. Styling shown in top image, finish treatments below.

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CE-03.08-412 Period style tableMR-3-11

1# Replica French Colonial era (1760-1800s) wooden table to support PI-3-10 lift-up flaps about the Louisiana Purchase -retrofitted with 2# legs removed and secured to exhibit furniture as shown in drawing. Style to match MR-3-16.

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CE-03.08-530 Large Picture FrameMR-3-09

1# Replica period gilt frame 10' W x 6'-6" H (to match style in reference photo). To surround projection surface for AV-3-06.

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CE-03.08-724 Period style tableMR-3-16

1# Replica French Colonial era (1760-1800s) wooden table to support embedded/ adhered HPL graphic on tabletop. Style to match MR-3-11

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Jeffersons Vision04Scene:

01 Jeffersons VisionContent Group:

CE-04.01-10 Jefferson sculpture scale modelMR-4-10

1# Tactile scale portrait bust of President Jefferson by Jean- Antoine Houdon. Model to be 12" H, monochrome high-density composite resin (purchasable replica from Monticello). To be secured to reader rail around the Central Plinth. Braille titles.

Visitors can physically connect with Jefferson while enjoying the AV projection about Jefferson's thoughts about the West.

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CE-04.01-518 BookcaseMR-4-04

1# Replica period Mahogany-stained hardwood 'staircase' bookcase from Jefferson's library at Monticello, filled with faux 18th century books. Contractor will be supplied with approx.

160 specific titles and sizes of books to be replicated. Books to appear as bound in brown leather with the titles and author embossed in gold on a red rectangle, style to match reference photos. To be fixed to Central Plinth as per drawings.

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CE-04.01-594 ChairMR-4-03

1# Replica period armchair in red leather from Jefferson's library at Monticello.

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CE-04.01-674 BookstandMR-4-05

1# Replica period Mahogany-stained hardwood bookstand from Jefferson's library at Monticello (purchasable replica).

Replica/real books, with specific book titles wrapped around the cover to appear like the actual book. To be fixed to Central Plinth as per drawings. Not to be rotating, with all movable parts to be removed.

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02 Explorers ToolsContent Group:

CE-04.02-214 TheodolitePI-4-14

1# Replica theodolite (early 1800s) that visitors can look through. On open display, secured with all moving parts removed or glued. Must be removable for maintenance and repair. Visitors can get a sense of what it was like for explorers during this period and the type of equipment they used. These tools were expensive and expressed the importance and skill of those who used them. Surveying the West was an important part of Jefferson's vision for yeoman farmers to settle the West. Today, surveyors use similar techniques and principles, encouraging visitors to explore and become interested in engineering and science.

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CE-04.02-284 Lewis Clark Nature Interactive - InspectPI -4 10

3# stations with 3# macro tactile through-color resin models and 1# with adjustable magnifying glass on metal stand at each station to allow visitors from standing to seating to position the lens as needed. As well as 9# natural history (actual) specimens in petri dishes. Allow for 9# replacement specimens. Select from Insects and other fauna that Lewis & Clark found on their expedition. Insects: Saturnia Promethea (female), Eurema Lisa, mosquito, cicada, monarch butterfly.

Plants: peach-leaved willow leaf, Oregon clover, flower, owl's clover flower, skin of the fruit of the Osage Orange Tree, Mountain hemlock needles, Oregon crab apple flower, American silverberry leaf, nuttall's toothwort flower. Animals:

Clark's nutcracker feather, sandhill crane feather, scarlet t f th t k ki ttl f ttl k

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CE-04.02-326 Large scale Peace Medal replicasMR-4-08

2# Tactile larger-than-life through-color resin bas relief of the two hands (reverse of the Jefferson peace medal) similar to JEFF-6229 on display in DC-4-03, 1# on each side of DC-4 -03. Secured to surface to prevent visitors from being able to get fingers under the medals. Medal to be 8" in diameter.

Braille titles.

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CE-04.02-444 Lewis & Clark - Natural SettingMR-4-01

Themed tall grass prairie flooring in front of Lewis and Clark AV - to match grasses at location in Montana of commissioned photo as part of GL-4-32. Reference photo to be taken during photo shoot. Similar to MR-4-09 Tipi Natural Setting.

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CE-04.02-514 Lewis & Clark Expedition - Tactile GraphicGL-4-08 A

Dimensional graphic comprised of tactile maps and other tactile elements pulled from the content of the AV presentation about the Lewis and Clark expedition. Clear Tactile Elements applied to graphic back panel. Styling shown in top image, finish treatment below.

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CE-04.02-516 Keelboat scale modelMR-4-11

1# Tactile scale model of the keelboat used on Lewis & Clark's expedition. Through-color resin. Model to be at least 18" bow to stern. Braille titles. Level of detail should convey the boat's wood planking and canvas elements. Ensure mast and other small parts do not injure visitors hands or break off. No human figures to be included.

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04 Indian DiplomacyContent Group:

CE-04.04-02C Reconstructed FurnitureMR-4-02 D

4# pieces of replica Sheraton walnut-stained furniture similar to what was in Clark's Museum: 1# Lectern and 2# side tables with graphic panels secured to Tabletops and 1# side table in DC-4-02 to display artifacts. Key architectural features in stained white oak as noted on drawings include: 4" chair rail and framing, and 6" base molding. Paint finish in Benjamin Moore Sheer Romance.

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CE-04.04-322 Bison skinPI-4-11

1# Tactile bison hide (tanned similar to accessioned object tipi JEFF-10256 in DC-4-06). Edges to be secured under lockable frame. Provide 3# additional hides for replacement. Lakotas and other tribes relied on bison for raw materials to create clothing, shelter, food, fuel, toys and other goods. Visitors can feel the same type of tanned hide as on the Lakota tipi in the display case, to appreciate the skill in creating it and imagine what it is like to live in a tipi

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CE-04.04-328 Scale model TipiMR-4-13

Bronze resin tactile model, 10" high x 18" wide of Tipi accessioned object JEFF-10256.Model not to include poles as shown in reference image.Invisible fixings to the underside.

Podium as shown on (E) MWE 4408 to be enlarged to accommodate.

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CE-04.04-546 Tipi - Natural SettingMR-4-09

Themed flooring on plinth under tipi (accessioned object JEFF -10256) inside DC-4-06. To match grasses in existing mount and at location of commissioned photo as part of GL-4-32.

Reference photo to be taken during photo shoot. Similar to MR -4-01 Lewis & Clark Natural Setting.

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CE-04.04-728 Reconstructed FurnitureMR-4-02 A

4# pieces of replica Sheraton walnut-stained furniture similar to what was in Clark's Museum: 1# Lectern and 2# side tables with graphic panels secured to Tabletops and 1# side table in DC-4-02 to display artifacts. Key architectural features in stained white oak as noted on drawings include: 4" chair rail and framing, and 6" base molding. Paint finish in Benjamin Moore Sheer Romance.

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CE-04.04-728 Reconstructed FurnitureMR-4-02 B

4# pieces of replica Sheraton walnut-stained furniture similar to what was in Clark's Museum: 1# Lectern and 2# side tables with graphic panels secured to Tabletops and 1# side table in DC-4-02 to display artifacts. Key architectural features in stained white oak as noted on drawings include: 4" chair rail and framing, and 6" base molding. Paint finish in Benjamin Moore Sheer Romance.

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CE-04.04-762 Reconstructed FurnitureMR-4-02 C

4# pieces of replica Sheraton walnut-stained furniture similar to what was in Clark's Museum: 1# Lectern and 2# side tables with graphic panels secured to Tabletops and 1# side table in DC-4-02 to display artifacts. Key architectural features in stained white oak as noted on drawings include: 4" chair rail and framing, and 6" base molding. Paint finish in Benjamin Moore Sheer Romance.

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CE-04.04-880 FramesMR-4-12A-E

5# Replica 1820s-1830s picture frames, 1# around AV-4-06 image montage with Catlin paintings (dimensions to suit final hardware), and 4# frames (20" W x 28" H) with reproduction paintings, positioned in grid above the AV monitor. Frames to match style of those in reference photo.

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05 Clarks Indian AgencyContent Group:

CE-04.05-27 Changing TerritoriesGL-4-27

Dimensional graphic comprised of tactile maps related IT-4-02 Changing Territories. Styling shown in top image, finish treatment below.

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CE-04.05-318 Peace Medal ReplicasMR-4-07

4# Tactile Jefferson peace medals similar to JEFF-6229 on display in DC-4-03 (purchasable from the US Mint). 1# obverse and 1# reverse on each side of DC-4-03. To be secured with Plexi mounts, preventing visitors from being able to get fingers under the medals. Allow for #2 replacements medals. Braille titles.

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CE-04.05-566 Clark's Museum - Monticello arrayGL-4-46

Dimensional graphic comprised of bas relief illustrating object layout in DC-4-02. Styling shown in image, monochrome finish (modeled or molded).Visitors will be able to feel the arrangement of objects in the case as this is part of the interpretive message and scenography evoking Clark's Museum.

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06 Santa Fe TrailContent Group:

CE-04.06-238 Santa Fe Trail GoodsMR-4-06

Three dimensional touchable through-color resin sculpture (modeled or molded) with items that were brought from St.

Louis to Santa Fe in cargo wagons, stacked top to bottom as per sketch. In warm brown / putty color finish. Level of detail to appear realistic, as if cast from replica goods. Goods to include: barrels, crates, bolts of cotton cloth of many patterns, styles and weights, rings, necklaces, cologne, mirrors, writing paper, champagne, silk, hardware, calicoes, and velvet cloth.

Other specific goods included playing cards, lice combs, hoes, cutlery, china cups, pins, needles, scissors, glass beads, padlocks, ribbons and silk gloves. To see the cloth patterns of 1837 refer to http://www.powerhousemuseum.

com/electronicswatchbook/

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07 Explorers RoutesContent Group:

CE-04.07-414 Beaver trapPI-4-12

1# Modern reproduction touchable beaver trap (1830s-40s) secured to partition, with moving parts removed or glued, sharp edges dulled. Similar to accessioned object JEFF-635.

Visitors can feel a trap like the one in DC-4-07 used by mountain men and get a sense of its weight, materials and construction. American fur companies used mountain men instead of trading with Indians. Mountain men spent the year trapping and then brought their furs to the annual rendezvous, and the furs were sent back to St. Louis.

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08 American Fur TradeContent Group:

CE-04.08-414 Chouteau's HatPI-4-13

1# Touchable modern reproduction beaver top hat (1840s, similar to FF-29 in DC-4-07). To be a durable faux felted beaver fur material suitable for frequent use on open display, to be easily cleaned, repaired and / or replaced. Provide 1# spare. Beaver furs gathered by fur companies in St. Louis were distributed to hat-making manufacturers, then hats were sent on to markets in North America and Europe. Beaver furs and felt top hats in particular played an important role in the development of the U.S., and with the growth of St. Louis.

Trading furs made the Chouteau family (Auguste picture here) a wealthy and powerful family at this time. Visitors touch a replica hat, as the final step in the hat-making process described with objects in the display case. They can consider th l ti hi b t i d th i t f

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CE-04.08-914 Old Rock House Scale ModelMR-6-16

1# Bronze resin tactile mass model 18" wide x 18 high x 18" deep of the Old Rock House MR-6-02. Level of detail to show key architectural elements.Invisible fixings to the underside.

Include support podium with a HPL top 36" wide x 18" deep similar to details on drawing (E) MWE 4408.

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Manifest Destiny05Scene:

01 Manifest DestinyContent Group:

CE-05.01-02 FlipbookPI-5-02

Flipbook - visitors can explore more about the life and writings of Jessie Benton Fremont. Custom illustrations in a graphic novel style. Tabs on each page.

8# double-sided pages.

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CE-05.01-514 Fremont Layered GraphicMR-5-01

4# Layers of graphic blades cut in the form of Fremont 'planting the flag' from an historic engraving, with eagle, flag and background figures.

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02 Western FortsContent Group:

CE-05.02-512 Conflict object captionsGL-5-16

Dimensional graphic comprised of bas relief of 3# of the objects in DC-5-01 (modeled or molded). Objects shown in top images, finish treatment below (similar to the approach GL-4 -46). Level of detail to ensure visitors can feel details of the objects - to relative scale.

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CE-05.02-516 Mexican War AV - Tactile GraphicGL-5-17

Dimensional graphic comprised of tactile maps and other elements pulled from the content of the AV presentation about territorial acquisition through war / force. Clear Tactile Elements applied to graphic back panel. Styling shown in top image, finish treatment below.

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04 Changing Indian PoliciesContent Group:

CE-05.04-624 Treaty SignersPI-5-10

Tactile bas relief of signatures / marks made by Thomas Fitzpatrick, Robert Campbell and 6# tribes who signed the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851. Enlarged to 200% of original document. Level of detail should ensure visitors can feel the marks / symbols clearly as they are unique and will be unfamiliar.

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CE-05.04-870 Grattan MassacrePI-5-03

Visitors turn 1# larger cogged wheel to reveal corresponding information on 3# other cogged wheels. Triggers corresponding audio track. This interactive allows visitors to discover three accounts of the Grattan Massacre, showing different views of the same events by Lakota, Mormon, and government. These versions highlight the biases in history and importance of primary source materials to gain a better understanding of the context. Drawings by Black Horse provide the Lakota perspective. The nature of these events also encourage visitors to think about conflict resolution and empathy.

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05 Conditions in the EastContent Group:

CE-05.05-04 Stagecoach - Natural SettingMR-5-04

Reconstructed plinth finish under the Stagecoach object inside

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06 MigrationContent Group:

CE-05.06-314 PlowMR-5-05

1# Touchable replica period plow (1840s-1860s), similar to accessioned object - integrated into MR-5-03 natural setting.

Coated for durability and cleaning. Any moving parts to be secured and glued to be safe and appropriate for visitors to touch.

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CE-05.06-316 Migration West Natural SettingMR-5-03

Reconstructed plinth finish of tallgrass landscape similar to Willamette Valley, Oregon, integrated with MR-5-05 Plow.

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CE-05.06-556 Migration AV - Tactile GraphicGL-5-30

Dimensional graphic comprised of tactile maps and other elements pulled from the content of the AV presentation about territorial acquisition through settlement / volumes. Clear Tactile Elements applied to graphic back panel. Styling shown in top image, finish treatment below.

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07 MigrationContent Group:

CE-05.07-318 American Indians Natural SettingMR-5-02

Coated glass-reinforced plastic (GRP) with undulating grooved forms integrated with highlight American Indian tribes glass blade graphics. Forms as per drawing (E) MWE 4507 with monochrome finish treatment as per visual reference

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01 Provisioning in St LouisContent Group:

CE-06.01-162 Covered WagonMR-6-13

1# Replica covered wagon (wood) from 1840s-70s (similar to accessioned object JEFF 6200) filled with government-furnished replica goods. Exhibit Fabricator to refurbish goods to appear is if recently purchased. To be painted as noted on dwgs and Finishes List. Cover to be stretched over third bow (2/3 covered, 1/3 open)

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CE-06.01-164 CobblesMR-6-03

Replica limestone cobbles from the levee from this time period (1840-60s) - situated underneath covered wagon (MR-6-13).

To be coated and durable as they are within visitors’ reach range and will be unprotected. Cobbles and gravel infill can be cast from specific existing examples on the levee identified by Park Historian, (pictured here).

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CE-06.01-166 Barrels, Boxes and CratesMR-6-04

Government furnished replica barrels, boxes and crates. To be positioned around the covered wagon (MR-6-13) to create a scene on the levee capturing migrants loading their wagon and supplies onto a steamboat to travel up river, before starting the overland trail. The wagon will not be loaded as if being pulled by oxen team. Replica items will be fully secured as they are within visitors’ reach range and are unprotected.

These items also functions as barrier to prevent visitors from stepping on central plinth. All replica goods to be refurbished to appear as if newly purchased. Items include: Crates (with bottles, knives, jars of mustard, dishes - as pictured with goods secured to lid), barrels, top hat, clothing, pair of boots, trunk (as pictured), hinges, door knockers, funnels , door h dl l k ddl d t l dl k d h i

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CE-06.01-170 Traveling and Provisioning - PropsMR-6-07

Government furnished goods available at St. Louis riverfront (such as broken tableware) to be secured to top of replica barrels.

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CE-06.01-180 Wagon JackMR-6-21

1# Tactile replica Wagon Jack model. 7" wide x 31" high x 3" deep. Item will be fully secured as it will be within visitors’ reach range and unprotected. To be placed against Barrels.

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CE-06.01-222 Settling WaterPI-6-11

1# Replica barrel adapted into a physical interactive that allows visitors to stir up muddy river water and then watch it settle. On the top will be 1# touchable replica tin drinking cup secured to the top. At the time, St. Louisans used to fill barrels with water from the Mississippi River and let it settle before drinking the clearer water at the top. This helps to illustrate how diseases were spread and another use for barrels.

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CE-06.01-342 Archaeological MaterialPI-6-10

Government furnished goods available at St. Louis riverfront (broken tableware) to be displayed in 1# replica barrel that rotates to view contents inside. Caption information on GL-6 -66. Display as if barrel had fallen over during transport and goods were broken, showing some of the risks of Mississippi River traffic.

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CE-06.01-712 Covered Wagon Scale ModelMR-6-17

1# Tactile through-color resin scale model of covered wagon (MR-6-13). Secured to reader rail to prevent visitors from lifting model. Braille titles. This model puts the object in context to include replica limestone cobbles from the Levee from this time period (1840-60s) - situated underneath the wagon (refer to MR-6-03). The level of detail needs to communicate the unique features of the wagon.

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CE-06.01-886 Wagon Train TrailPI-6-08

Push Button Interactive with 3# tactile through-color resin models (1850s era): 1# train, 1# steamboat, and 1# wagon on a three-dimensional/contoured map. LED lights show the different routes and light up according to relative speed.

Simple block forms for an appropriate level of detail to ensure an extremely robust interactive. Each starts moving at the same time and travel 350 miles but move at different relative speeds from different starting points: Cincinnati, OH to St Louis, MO via train (Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway); St Louis MO to Kansas City, MO via riverboat (Missouri River); Kansas City, MO to N. Platte, NE via covered wagon (Oregon Trail). Emigrants at this time had specific options for transportation westward, each with different d t d di d t Vi it ill t f

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02 Busy LeveeContent Group:

CE-06.02-470 Levee ModelMR-6-01

HO Scale model of the levee and Mississippi River following the Great Fire (1849-1851) showing the Levee, warehouses, 15# steamboats, people, animals, vehicles and goods - the hustle and bustle. Only the street blocks indicated on (E ) MWE 4600 are to be built in three dimensions. Buildings and boats to be accurately painted. Please refer to Sketch Up file for accurate details and dimensions. Through-color resin. To provide lighting inside buildings to turn on ‘at night’ with associated dusk to dawn lighting effect.

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CE-06.02-474 Levee Buildings ModelMR-6-15

2-3# Tactile through-color resin versions of buildings at the same scale from MR-6-01 Levee Model. Buildings to be accurately painted as per Sketch Up file. Refer to Sketch Up file for accurate details and dimensions. Specific buildings to include Old Rock House and a cast iron storefront. Braille titles.

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CE-06.02-478 Levee Smaller Scale ModelMR-6-14

1# Tactile through-color resin smaller scale model of the levee / riverfront showing the Levee, Main Street, boats, etc. -illustrating the overall plan of the model of the levee and Mississippi River following the Great Fire (1849) showing the Levee, warehouses, steamboats, people and goods. Only the street blocks indicated on (E ) MWE 4600 are to be built in 3D.

Refer to Sketch Up file for accurate details and dimensions.

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03 Great FireContent Group:

CE-06.03-216 Boat Model Scale modelMR-6-19

1# Tactile through-color resin scale model of a steamboat (1840s-50). Approx. 18" wide x 6" high x 7" deep. Level of detail should be simplified and match that of the puzzle PI-6 -01. Steamboats were critical in the growth of St. Louis, but also was the source of risk - such as starting the Great Fire and spreading Cholera.

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CE-06.03-314 Build a River Boat Number 1PI-6-01

1# Tactile wooden slider puzzle of a steam boat (1840s-50) with 15# squares and 1# square missing, intended for younger visitors. Level of detail should be simplified wooden block shapes, easy and safe for small hands to grasp and move.

Steamboats were critical in the growth of St. Louis, but also was the source of risk - such as starting the Great Fire and spreading Cholera. Younger visitors and non-readers will be introduced to what a steamboat is and its key components.

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04 CholeraContent Group:

CE-06.04-252 Sniff & SmellPI-6-02

3# Lift-up lids with atomizer compartment inside each that contains a different scent (bad water, horse urine/manure, lavender scented handkerchief). Grilles / vents in place to prevent access to atomizer units. Lids to be controlled by push button mechanism. Additional 3# replacement for each scent to be provided. Smells trigger many memories for visitors and add another sensory dimension to these displays. Lavender was often sprayed on handkerchiefs to neutralize terrible smells of a 19th century riverfront. During the Cholera epidemic, people commonly believed that "bad odors" were responsible for spreading the disease. The solutions for containing the 'odors' also controlled the real reasons for the epidemic.

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05 Who Came Here and WhyContent Group:

CE-06.05-314 Pilots Wheel Scale modelMR-6-20

1# Tactile through-color resin dimensional bas-relief of the wheel and man cut out as a tactile/touchable. Located on wall

- Invisible fixings to rear.

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06 Entrepeneurs and BusinessContent Group:

CE-06.06-164 Shop Front Display ReconstructionMR-6-12

Replica shop front fabricated with integrated government-furnished historic 4# cast iron columns / architectural features from the 1850s. Columns from Larry Giles, National Building Arts Center, MO. To be painted as shown on SketchUp Model and Finishes List. Exhibit contractor to supply and fabricate all millwork, including hardwood doors with hardware, transom frames and glass panes with a beveled edge.

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08 American Fur TradeContent Group:

CE-06.08-314 Old Rock House BuildingMR-6-02

Reconstructed Old Rock House façade using original masonry blocks, windows and shutters. Visitors are able to walk through the door opening, which will require new framing. The structure will be internally supported using steel members as per engineering drawings. Building façade, including windows, shutters and framing will be government-furnished. Exhibit Fabricator to supply internal structural supports and hand-painted sign above door "Missouri Fur Company". façade facing into Jefferson's Vision to have all original blocks. façade facing into Riverfront Era to have replica stonework if required.

The Old Rock House was part of the riverfront that was demolished during the construction of the Arch. Including the building in the park was part of the original design competition.

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02 Indian Culture and ResponseContent Group:

CE-07.02-414 BisonMR-7-03

1# Full-size through-color resin male Bison – similar to existing taxidermy mount (JEFF-10318). Contractor may propose alternative poses for approval. Recon tallgrass prairie flora around feet, on top of plinth.

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CE-07.02-524 Stagecoach scale modelMR-7-08

1# Tactile through-color resin scale model of stagecoach in DC-5-10 (accessioned object JEFF-6453). A team of four standing horses to be included. Stagecoach to be 15'' long and horses to be added. Secured to reader rail prevent visitors from lifting model. Braille titles. This model puts the object in context with the draft animals. The level of detail needs to communicate the unique features of the accessioned object and that the animals are horses.

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CE-07.02-529 Sharps RifleMR-7-10

1# Tactile Replica model of Sharps Rifle similar to one in DC-7 -10 (accessioned object JEFF-10315) Visitors can feel the rifle and get a sense of its weight, materials and construction.

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CE-07.02-548 Tactile BisonMR-7-05

1# Tactile smaller scale through-color resin model version of full-scale resin male bison MR-7-03. Model to be at least 18" W from nose to tail. Braille titles.

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CE-07.02-568 Bison skullMR-7-07

1# touchable bison skull, any sharp points to be dulled. Matt acrylic coating for durability. Secured to plinth to prevent visitors from lifting skull. Braille titles. Visitors will be able to get a sense of the scale of a bison, and explore real biological material. The skull also evokes the near extinction of the bison and sustainable, environmental topics.

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CE-07.02-614 American Indian AVGL-7-27

Dimensional graphic comprised of tactile maps and other elements pulled from the content of the AV presentation about territorial acquisition through reservations / policy. Styling shown in top image, finish treatment below.

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04 Changes to the RiverfrontContent Group:

CE-07.04-318 Bison Hide TurntablesPI-7-06

Modern reproduction of industrial flywheels, cogs, drives and bison hide belts and turntables (1880s-1900s era) inside DC-7 -04. The exterior of DC-7-04 is styled to evoke a shopfront as show in the reference photo. Visitors turn a knurled aluminum wheel that triggers the motorized interactive, which causes turntables to revolve slowly for approximately 3 minutes. On top of the turntables are accessioned objects showing St.

Louis manufacturing during this era of industrialization (1880s -1900s). See Case Layout for DC-7-04 for object details).

Visitors do not control the speed of the turntables.

Manufacturing in St Louis exploded during this period, with the railroads importing raw materials and exporting goods to new markets in the West. Visitors will enjoy animating the display, i th i it f t d Th d

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CE-07.04-588 Usage for BisonPI-7-07

1# Tactile sample of bison hide fan belts and 1# tactile sample of bison fur that illustrate parts of the bison that were used by American Indians and Americans in the industrial era 1880 -1920s. Secure under lockable framing to prevent visitors from lifting the samples. Provide 3# replacements of each.

American Indians and non-Indians used bison for different things. The explosion of railroads across the West allowed for raw natural resources to be transported to manufacturing centers, such as St. Louis. Yet non-Indians only use a small percentage of the animal, leaving most of it to rot. Hide for fan belts (such as those in DC-7-04) were one such use. Indians used the whole animal.

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05 IndustrializationContent Group:

CE-07.05-04 Rail Car DetailMR-7-04

Custom rail car-styled partitions with different materials. The side and rear evoke a refrigerated railcar from St. Louis Railways in the 1890s, with corrugated metal siding and integrated lenticular graphics. At the front is a reconstructed period photo op with canopy and railing near MR-7-06. People traveling West often posed for a photographic portrait on a staged set. Visitors can do the same and pose for a photo, and relate to the experiences of people in the past. The interior is reminiscent of a drive-in movie, with graphic partitions and a screen for an AV projection

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CE-07.05-06 Photo Op Rail CarMR-7-06

1# Replica period (1890s-1900s) tripod, 1# recon crate, 2# replica period suitcases and 1# recon parcel, each with replica (and modified) box cameras for visitors to put their smartphones/digital cameras on to take photos of other visitors at the back of Rail Car MR-7-04 (pretending to have their photo taken at a train station before heading west). This is set dressing to recreate a train station, so items should appear informally positioned.

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CE-07.05-214 Railroad routesGL-7-30

Dimensional graphic comprised of tactile maps and other elements pulled from the content of the multi-user interactive about the transcontinental railroad. Styling shown in top image, finish treatment below.

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CE-07.05-324 Train & steamboat interactivePI-7-02

Tactile through-color resin models of 1# period steam locomotive (1900s) and 1# period steamboat (1880s-1900s) above graphic on conveyor that moves left to right when visitors push the button, revealing facts and figures about transportation at this time. Visitors enjoy a sense of anticipation and discovery, with hand-eye coordination, in learning more about transporting goods and people to the West. Both forms of transportation are still used today.

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06 Eads BridgeContent Group:

CE-07.06-430 Eye Plate and Drift PinPI-7-05

Government-furnished eye plate and drift pin. These objects on open display helped align parts to ensure accuracy when building Eads Bridge. Secured with hybrid epoxy powder coated steel and closed cell polyethylene foam padding where needed. Visitors can see how components of Eads Bridge were constructed, and skills and engineering required. These objects also express the scale of the bridge and materials used - which were the first of their kind when built (and part of the historic designation). It is also a special treat to touch an original object, to make a more immediate connection to the past (eye plate). Eye plate to be coated for durability.

Weight=125 lbs.

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CE-07.06-464 Eads Bridge Bay Detail ModelMR-7-11

1# Tactile through-color resin detail model of one of the bays of the Eads Bridge. Level of detail needs to express Eads' innovation and the cleverness of the design. Approx. 30" wide x 20" high x 16" deep.

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CE-07.06-723 IroncladMR-7-01

1# Tactile scale through-color resin model of USS Cairo ironclad (1860s) that is touchable and durable. Level of detail appropriate to material. Model to be at least 18” bow to stern).

Please refer to Sketch Up file for details. Braille titles. Level of detail needs to express Eads' innovation and the cleverness of the design. Small parts should be robust to ensure they will not break or injure visitors hands.

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02 Design CompetitionContent Group:

CE-08.02-172 FlipbookPI-8-06

Flipbook - visitors can explore replica pages from the 1947 Design Competition booklet (original in JNEM archives). Tabs on each page. 8# double-sided pages.

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CE-08.02-215 Competition EntriesMR-8-02 A

5# Tactile through-color resin scale models of the short-listed finalists' designs (based off of the boards submitted to the jury). Government-furnished SketchUp files to be provided for reference. Three colors of resin: green for landscaping blue for the water and white for building / structures. Braille titles. The 3D models will help visitors to understand the 2D drawings that were entered into the competition, as well as create comparable models for people to pretend they are on the jury.

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CE-08.02-315 Competition EntriesMR-8-02 B

5# Tactile through-color resin scale models of the short-listed finalists' designs (based off of the boards submitted to the jury). Government-furnished SketchUp files to be provided for reference. Three colors of resin: green for landscaping blue for the water and white for building / structures. Braille titles. The 3D models will help visitors to understand the 2D drawings that were entered into the competition, as well as create comparable models for people to pretend they are on the jury.

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CE-08.02-415 Competition EntriesMR-8-02 C

5# Tactile through-color resin scale models of the short-listed finalists' designs (based off of the boards submitted to the jury). Government-furnished SketchUp files to be provided for reference. Three colors of resin: green for landscaping blue for the water and white for building / structures. Braille titles. The 3D models will help visitors to understand the 2D drawings that were entered into the competition, as well as create comparable models for people to pretend they are on the jury.

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CE-08.02-515 Competition EntriesMR-8-02 D

5# Tactile through-color resin scale models of the short-listed finalists' designs (based off of the boards submitted to the jury). Government-furnished SketchUp files to be provided for reference. Three colors of resin: green for landscaping blue for the water and white for building / structures. Braille titles. The 3D models will help visitors to understand the 2D drawings that were entered into the competition, as well as create comparable models for people to pretend they are on the jury.

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CE-08.02-532 Competition EntriesMR-8-02 E

5# Tactile through-color resin scale models of the short-listed…