Since the launch of Historypin in New York in July this year, we’ve been blown away by people’s response to it…
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I am e-mailing to ask whether a museum can access any funding to be able to run a historypin project or activity? Thank you.
Thanks for getting in touch. We’re not a funder ourselves, but if you wanted to tell us more about your ideas and plans, we can see how we might be able to help. Best email is [email protected]