Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer
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Research Department

Reproduction &
Permission to Use Policies

PHOTOGRAPHY
Reproductions of images held by the Research Department may be used only with permission. Such permission is granted for one-time use. A credit line for the museum and the particular collection, the Leschinsky Collection, for example, is required.

PRINTS / NEGATIVES
The current price list can be obtained through the Research Department and are subject to change. The cost of negatives are billed to the customer but the negatives produced remain the property of the Research Department.

Larger prints and custom features such as matte finish and brown toning require special arrangements and pricing. Orders for prints from glass negatives are also specially priced.

DIGITAL MATERIAL
No manipulation of any kind can be made to a Stuhr Museum of the Pioneer Prairie digital image file(s) without written permission from the Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer. Manipulation includes but is not limited to the following: contrast adjustments, rotation, inversion, sharpness, tonal adjustments, resolution, and removal or alteration, in any manner, of details inherent to the original image.

SHIPPING
$3.00 minimum (for up to 5 prints); additional $1.00 for each print over 5
Additional charges apply for oversized orders.

USE FEES
A use fee will be charged for commercial use of the department's images. Use fees are in addition to reproduction costs. No use fee is charged for Hall County citizens, businesses, governmental agencies, or the news media.

Use: advertisement, book, video, website$30.00 per image
Use: commercial display, academic publication: $15.00 per image
Reuse in subsequent edition or release: 33% of original fee

 

All prices are subject to change


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To contact us:
Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer
Research Department
3133 West Highway 34
Grand Island, NE 68802-1505
(308) 385-5316  fax: (308) 385-5028
research@stuhrmuseum.org
created: October 31, 2003 by Karen Keehr
up-dated: October 31, 2003