314 Oliver Street - Museum Offices - April 2005 Gallery
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| Another corner of the front office. |
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The "Museum Gift Shop" table and an early 1900's office equipment display in the front office. |
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| A tuning jack, used to tune the new organs at the Wurlitzer plant, in the foreground, donated by Dominic DeMart. You may also see a photo of Dominic as a World War II soldier under the Collections section, Military Heritage: Wurlitzer. The artwork behind the tuning jack was one of the winning entries in the Museum's first logo design contest in 2004. |
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| Volunteer Museum Director Donna Zellner Neal in the front business office. Two desks in this office were donated by DeGraff Memorial Hospital. Filing cabinets were donated by Buffalo Suzuki Strings and Irr Supply. Computer system, printers, and scanner were purchased with a grant obtained by Senator George D. Maziarz. The grant also made the purchase of PastPerfect museum software possible. |
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| The Museum's computerized cataloguing and accounting are performed in this area. Honorary Charter Life Member Joseph Armenia, Jr. donated the Museum's QuickBooks accounting software. |