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Ask the Curator Videos
The Episodes
3 videos
Do you have a question about an item in our collection, or a related question about falconry history, literature, art, or craft? Submit a question and get it answered by the Curator.
Digitization
In our premiere episode of Ask the Curator, Executive Director and Chief Curator John Goodell responds to a question about online access. " I heard The Archives is digitizing its collection. What does this mean and can I access it online?" Topics discussed include 360 imaging and high-resolution scanning.
Web Exhibits
Executive Director and Chief Curator John Goodell responds to a question about our virtual exhibits. "What kinds of exhibits are you putting on your new website?" Topics discussed include falconry hoods, timeline of falconry, and falconry clubs and organizations.
Curator Favorite Items
Executive Director and Chief Curator John Goodell responds to the question, "What is your favorite item in the collection?" Topics discussed include Robert Widmeier, John and Frank Craighead, and "Life with an Indian Prince."
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Our Mission
To collect, preserve, and interpret global falconry history, art, literature, and material culture.
Our Purpose
To protect, educate, and ably defend the history of falconry as a meaningful heritage.
Our Vision
The Archives of Falconry will reach, engage, and inspire a diverse world community of falconers, sportsmen and women, scholars, journalists, and other interested public with compelling programs and prominent online resources.