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Beverly Archive Project  Minutes

May  3,  2007

The Beverly Archives Project (BAP) held its regular meeting at 7 PM at the Beverly Public Library,  chaired by Carol Mori..

Present  were:        Polly  Armstrong – Spar & Spindle  G.S.  Council  Museum

                             Barbara  Broudo – Endicott  College

                             Elaine  Israelsohn -  Temple  B'nai  Abraham

                             Carol  Mori -  Dane  Street  Church

                             John  Suminsby – Second  Congregational  Church

                             John  Thomson – First  Baptist  Church

                             Charles  Wainwright – First  Parish  Church

1.   The April  Minutes  were  approved.  

2.   Treasurer's Report -  We have a balance of  $1,135.27.

3.   We now have our own  WebSite through Bluehost.com at $95 per year.

      The BAP WebSite is:  http://www.beverlyarchivesproject.org

      Some of the freebees are e-mail accounts and blogging space.  

      There are lots of  possibilities, but we have to know what we want.  

4.   Calendar -  Kobi has been trying to sell ads to various businesses in Beverly. 

      There have been no sales yet, a few "maybe's", and some "no's".

5.   Goals  -  At  Barbara  Broudo's  suggestion, each of us were asked to identify  5 year

      goals.  All of the ideas expressed were put in  categories,  and goals within each  

      category  were prioritized..

      The categories were:

                1.   Education

                2.   Structure of BAP organization

                3.   Outreach  -  in Beverly and Regionally     

                4.   Financial  -  Grants for BAP needs

                                            Grants with other organizations

6.   The "Presentation" is ready to be taken to organizations.

      Its focus is:   a.   to get these organizations interested in archiving,  and

                             b.   to have them turn to BAP for "how-to" help.

Respectfully  submitted  -  Elaine G. Israelsohn 

  

 

 

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