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Reference Manual WOLFVILLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY REFERENCE MANUAL MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF THE SOCIETY AND THE RANDALL HOUSE MUSEUM revised November 2010 ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS MANUAL CHIN Canadian Heritage Information Network CMAP Community Museums Assistance Program CPP Canada Pension Plan CRA Canada Revenue Agency ECWA Esther Clark Wright Archives EI Employment Insurance ANSM Association of Nova Scotia Museums HST Harmonized Sales Tax KHHC Kings Hants Heritage Connection NSM Nova Scotia Museum RHMC Randall House Management Committee WHS Wolfville Historical Society TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 PURPOSE OF THE MANUAL 1.2 FOUNDATIONAL STATEMENTS 1.3 A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE SOCIETY 1.4 BRIEF HISTORY OF RANDALL HOUSE 1.5 ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES OF THE SOCIETY 1.5.1 Randall House and Contents 1.5.2 Exhibits 1.5.3 Program 1.5.4 Social Events 1.5.5 The Civic Memorial Book 1.5.6 Archives 1.5.7 Outreach 1.6 GOVERNANCE DOCUMENTS 1.6.1 Memorandum of Association of the Wolfville Historical Society 1.6.2 By-Laws of The Wolfville Historical Society 1.6.3 Certificate of Incorporation 1.7 THE STRUCTURE OF THE SOCIETY 1.7.1 Stakeholders 1.7.2 Society Organization 1.7.3 Organization Chart 1.8 THE SOCIETY'S RESPONSIBILITY & ACCOUNTABILITY TO THE STAKEHOLDERS 1.8.1 Federal, Provincial & Municipal Stakeholders 1.8.1.1 The Canada Revenue Agency 1.8.1.2 Nova Scotia Registrar of Joint Stock Companies 1.8.1.3 Nova Scotia Workers Compensation Board 1.8.1.4 Nova Scotia Department of Education & The Department Of Economic Development 1.8.1.5 Nova Scotia Museum 1.8.1.6 Heritage Property Division of The Nova Scotia Department of Tourism Culture & Heritage 1.8.1.7 Municipality Of The Town Of Wolfville 1.8.2 Individual Stakeholders 1.8.2.1 The Members 1.8.2.2 Residents of the Community Wolfville Historical Society Reference Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.8.2.3 Visitors to Randall House Museum 1.8.3 Other Heritage Organizations 1.8.3.1 The Association of Nova Scotia Museums (ANSM) 1.8.3.2 The Kings Hants Heritage Connection (KHHC) 1.8.3.3 The Esther Clark Wright Archives (ECWA), Acadia University 1.8.3.4 The Canadian Heritage Information Network (CHIN) SECTION 2 BOARD & COMMITTEE RESPONSIBILITIES 2.1 THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2.2 RANDALL HOUSE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 2.2.1 Committee of the Whole 2.2.2 Property Sub-Committee 2.2.3 Grounds Sub-Committee 2.2.4 Collections Sub-Committee 2.2.5 Exhibits Sub-Committee 2.2.6 Children’s Program and Special Events 2.3 PROGRAM COMMITTEE 2.4 COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE 2.4.1 Committee of the Whole 2.4.2 Membership Sub-Committee 2.4.3 Newsletter Sub-Committee 2.4.4 Publicity Sub-Committee 2.5 FINANCE COMMITTEE 2.6 NOMINATING COMMITTEE 2.7 THE MEMORIAL FOUNDATION SECTION 3 RESPONSIBILITIES OF OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, COMMITTEE CHAIRS, OTHER APPOINTEES & STAFF 3.1 OFFFICERS AND DIRECTORS 3.1.1 President 3.1.2 Vice President 3.1.3 Secretary 3.1.4 Treasurer 3.1.5 Directors-at-Large 3.2 STANDING COMMITTEES 3.2.1 Chair Randall House Management Committee 3.2.1.1 Lead Person RHMC Property Sub-Committee 3.2.1.2 Lead Person RHMC Grounds Sub-Committee Wolfville Historical Society Reference Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS 3.2.1.3 Lead Person RHMC Collections Sub-Committee 3.2.1.4 RHMC Lead Person Exhibits Sub-Committee 3.2.1.5 Lead Person RHMC Children’s Program & Special Events Sub-Committee 3.2.2 Chair Program Committee 3.2.3 Chair Communications Committee 3.2.3.1 Lead Person Membership Sub-Committee 3.2.3.2 Lead Person Newsletter Sub-Committee 3.2.3.3 Lead Person Publicity Sub-Committee 3.2.4 Member Finance Committee 3.2.5 Convener Memorial Foundation Trustees 3.2.6 Chair Nominating Committee 3.3 OTHER VOLUNTEER APPOINTMENTS 3.3.1 Historian 3.3.2 Archivist 3.3.3 Shop Supervisor 3.3.4 Volunteer Co-Ordinator 3.3.5 Photographer 3.4 STAFF 3.4.1 Curator Randall House Museum 3.4.2 Museum Manager Randall House Museum 3.4.3 Museum Assistant Randall House Museum SECTION 4 POLICIES & PROCEDURES 4.1 BOARD AND COMMITTEES 4.1.1 Annual Action Plan for The Board 4.1.2 Perennial Calendar & Model Meeting Agenda 4.1.3 Procedures At Meetings 4.1.4 Directors' Liability & Ethics Guidelines 4.2 THE HIRING & MANAGEMENT OF STAFF 4.2.1 The Performance Appraisal Interview 4.3 ADMINISTRATION 4.3.1 Investments 4.3.2 Prizes, Awards, Remembrances And Expressions of Concern 4.3.3 Training 4.3.4 Membership 4.3.5 Newsletter 4.3.6 Charges and Expenses Payments 4.3.7 Publicity for WHS Programs & Events 4.4 CIVIC MEMORIAL BOOK SECTION 5 COLLECTIONS Wolfville Historical Society Reference Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS 5.1 COLLECTIONS MANAGEMENT POLICY 5.1.1 Administration 5.1.1.1 Sub-Committee Structure And Term 5.1.1.2 Authorization 5.1.1.3 Assessment Decisions 5.1.1.4 Consensus 5.1.1.5 Other Duties 5.1.1.6 Transparency 5.1.2 Artifacts 5.1.2.1 Collecting Objectives 5.1.2.2 Acquisitions 5.1.2.3 Deaccessioning And Disposal 5.1.2.4 Incoming And Outgoing Loans Policy 5.1.3 Archival Material 5.1.3.1 Acquisitions 5.1.3.2 Archival Material and Society Archives 5.1.4 Books 5.1.5 Photographs 5.1.5.1 Copyright 5.1.5.2 Privacy 5.1.6 Other Matters 5.1.6.1 Storage 5.1.6.2 Records Management 5.1.6.3 Accessioning and Registering 5.1.6.4 Preservation and Conservation 5.1.7 Study Collection 5.2 COLLECTIONS MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES 5.2.1 Procedures 5.2.1.1 Appraising Artifacts for Acquisition 5.2.1.2 Accessioning Artifacts 5.2.1.3 Deaccessioning and Disposing of Artifacts 5.2.1.4 Incoming and Outgoing Loans 5.2.1.5 Special Procedures for Photographs 5.2.1.6 Special Procedures for Archival Material 5.2.1.7 Special Procedures for Books 5.2.1.8 Special Procedures for Numbering the Study Collection 5.2.1.9 Records Management 5.3 EXHIBITS 5.3.1 Procedures 5.3.1.1 Permanent & Temporary Exhibits 5.3.1.2 Care & Diligence 5.3.1.3 Labeling 5.3.1.4 Label Standards 5.3.1.5 Label Types Wolfville Historical Society Reference Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS 5.4 SOCIETY PAPERS 5.4.1 Material which must be kept permanently 5.4.2 Material which must be kept for the time stipulated 5.4.3 Other Material Which Should be Kept to give a Full Picture of the Society's life 5.4.4 Records Which are not Retained in the Society Archives 5.4.5 General Guidelines for Books, Archival and Research Papers 5.4.6 What to Keep the Records In 5.4.7 Storage of Computer Disks, CD’s, Digitized Photographs, Tapes, Records etc. 5.4.8 Disposal of Material 5.5 CIVIC MEMORIAL BOOK SECTION 6 LONG RANGE PLANS APPENDICES Appendix 1 Archival Agreement between the Governors of Acadia University and the Wolfville Historical Society Appendix 2 Finding Aid: Archival Material at Acadia University Appendix 3 Finding Aid: Research Files at Randall House Appendix 4 Article: Directors’ Liability: a Discussion Paper Appendix 5 Ethics Guidelines of the Canadian Museums Association NOTE: These guidelines can be downloaded from the Canadian Museums Association website. FORMS Temporary Receipt Initial Information Letter Acquisition Proposal Gift Agreement Incoming Loan Receipt Outgoing Loan Receipt & Terms of Loan Proposal to Deaccession Memorial Fund Direction Form Wolfville Historical Society Reference Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS CHECKLISTS & GUIDELINES Collections Sub-Committee Fall Closing Checklist Property Sub-Committee Fall Closing Checklist Collections Sub-Committee Spring Opening Checklist Property Sub-Committee Spring Opening Checklist Museum Cleaning Guidelines Protection of Artifacts for Social Events CALENDAR AND MODEL AGENDA CALENDAR MODEL AGENDA FOR BOARD & COMMITTEE MEETINGS BOARD OF DIRECTORS ACTION PLAN 2007 Wolfville Historical Society Reference Manual SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 PURPOSE OF THE MANUAL The manual describes the organization and management of the Wolfville Historical Society. It contains those practices and procedures which have been developed formally and informally over the lifetime of the Society by the members. They are recorded, now for the first time, in a comprehensive manual to ensure that they are not lost or overlooked. In effect the manual is the Society's institutional memory. The manual is not intended to place present or future members in an operational straight-jacket, but to provide guidance for the proper continuation of the Society in the future. As time passes, new members will bring new skills, knowledge, vigour and commitment to the Society. They will undoubtedly introduce new ideas and will adjust the policies in accordance with the culture of the day, but they will be enabled through the manual to build on the past. The members of the Wolfville Historical Society today want to ensure that Randall House and its contents are conserved and valued as treasured heritage artifacts. Through use of the manual, professional standards of exhibition, interpretation and conservation will be achieved. By enhancement of its other activities, the Society also wants to give acknowledged leadership to the community in historical and heritage matters, thereby attracting new members to ensure the continuation of the Randall House Museum and the Society into the future. From a practical point of view, the manual should be regarded as a working document, to be regularly updated in the light of experience.
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