Central Arizona Museum Association
Organization
Found in 6 Collections or records:
Central Arizona Museum Association Records
Unprocessed material
Identifier: 2017-05102
Central Arizona Museum Association Records
Collection
Identifier: MSS-366
Abstract
This collection houses organizational and descriptive documents, ephemera, photographs, and digital items documenting the professional association serving museum, collection, and gallery employees and affiliates operating in Arizona's central region. Central Arizona communities from the metropolitan Phoenix area include Apache Junction, Casa Grande, Cave Creek, Chandler, Deer Valley, Fountain Hills, Gilbert, Glendale, Maricopa, Mesa, Peoria, Phoenix, Queen Creek, Tempe, Scottsdale, Surprise,...
Dates:
1980-2015
Found in:
Greater Arizona Collection
Museum Association of Arizona Award Presented to CAMA for Outstanding Contributions to the Board, 2007
File — Box Central Arizona Museums Association Artifacts (1)
Identifier: 1100
Scope and Content Note
From the collection:
This collection houses artifacts associated with the Arizona Collection that were either received individually or removed from manuscript collections.
Dates:
2007
Museum Association of Arizona Award to CAMA for Best Interpretation of a Theme, 2011
File — Box Central Arizona Museums Association Artifacts (1)
Identifier: 1101
Scope and Content Note
From the collection:
This collection houses artifacts associated with the Arizona Collection that were either received individually or removed from manuscript collections.
Dates:
2011
Tote Bags
File — Box Central Arizona Museums Association Artifacts (2)
Identifier: 1098
Scope and Content Note
From the collection:
This collection houses artifacts associated with the Arizona Collection that were either received individually or removed from manuscript collections.
Dates:
1880s-2010s
Tote Bags
File — Box Central Arizona Museums Association Artifacts (2)
Identifier: 1099
Scope and Contents
These bags celebrate the 20th year of CAMA's service to the Arizona museum community.
Dates:
1880s-2010s