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'''Location & Map:''' | '''Location & Map:''' | ||
''' | '''Address:''' 250 School Road, Miranda, CA -- 1/4 mile from Avenue of the Giants (road is next to South Fork High School) | ||
We are about 70 miles south of Eureka, California, highway 101 to highway 254, Myers Flat exit from the north and Miranda exit from the south. | |||
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'''Phone:''' 707-943-3071 | '''Phone:''' 707-943-3071 | ||
'''E-mail:''' | '''E-mail:''' [mailto:CA_Miranda@LDSMail.net CA_Miranda@LDSMail.net] | ||
'''Open Hours:''' | '''Open Hours:''' | ||
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:Other hours by appointment, please call either Mary Whitmore 707-943-3403 or Marling McReynolds 707-223-0641. | :Other hours by appointment, please call either Mary Whitmore 707-943-3403 or Marling McReynolds 707-223-0641. | ||
:'''Holiday Schedule:''' Closed on Holidays | :'''Holiday Schedule:''' Closed on Holidays that fall on Thursday or Saturday and other days as needed. | ||
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==== Staff Research Specialties ==== | ==== Staff Research Specialties ==== | ||
'''Center Director''', Mary Whitmore, specializes in Native American research, and has experience in Arkansas, Texas, and Tennessee research. | '''Center Director''', Mary Whitmore, specializes in Native American research, and has experience in Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, and Tennessee research. | ||
'''Consultant''', Marling McReynolds, specializes in use of the computer especially Google searches, etc., and has also done a large amount of research in Colonial New Jersey as well as other colonies and Eastern Canada such as Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. | '''Consultant''', Marling McReynolds, specializes in use of the computer especially Google searches, etc., and has also done a large amount of research in Colonial New Jersey as well as other colonies and Eastern Canada such as Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. | ||