Cultural Resource Inventory Categories

Marion County Cultural Resource Inventory Categories

1.0 Visual Arts
1.1 Individual artists, crafts people, conservators photographers, sculptors, architects, designers
1.2 Organizations/guilds of artists, crafts people, photographers, architects, etc.
1.3 Art fairs and festivals
1.4 Art support groups
1.5 Conservation
1.6 Fine art centers, galleries
1.7 Fine art museums
1.8 Private collections*
1.9 Private studios
1.10 Public art locations
1.11 Visual arts-centered businesses
1.12 Visual arts education

2.0 Performance Arts
2.1 Individual performers in theater, dance, instrumental/vocal music
2.2 Organizations of performers
2.3 Competitions
2.4 Cultural/ethnic or traditional performance groups
2.5 Performance arts-centered businesses
2.6 Performance arts education
2.7 Performance centers
2.8 Performance groups
2.9 Producers
2.10 Stage-set, lighting and costume designers
2.11 Television and recording studios
2.12 Youth performance groups

3.0 Narrative/Literary Arts
3.1 Individual authors, poets, journalists, essayists, playwrights, memoir writers
3.2 Organizations of poets, authors, journalists, etc.
3.3 Book clubs and reading groups
3.4 Chautauqua series
3.5 Contests
3.6 Cultural publishing
3.7 Folklore preservationists
3.8 Language teachers and speakers
3.9 Literary arts education
3.10 Narrative history recorders
3.11 Newspapers
3.12 Presentation venues
3.13 Storytellers
3.14 Writing, critique groups

4.0 Tourism-related Business/Industry
4.1 Agricultural resources/exhibitions
4.2 Antiques/collectibles
4.3 Bookstores
4.4 Cultural tourism-related enterprise
4.5 Fairs, festivals, community celebrations
4.6 Farmers markets
4.7 Floriculture viewing gardens
4.8 Food processing facilities/exhibits
4.9 Forestry and logging resources/exhibits
4.10 Heirloom produce sources
4.11 Wineries/vineyards

5.0 Heritage/History and Natural History
5.1 Individual historians, oral historians, archaeologists, interpreters, preservationists, naturalists
5.2 Organizations of historians, archaeologists, interpreters, preservationists, naturalists
5.3 Archaeological sites
5.4 Century farms
5.5 Ceremonial/commemorative sites
5.6 Historical cemeteries
5.7 Historic cemetery associations
5.8 Cultural/ethnic associations
5.9 Cultural landscapes
5.10 Heritage trees
5.11 Historic sites
5.12 Historical pageants
5.13 Genealogical societies/agencies
5.14 Geological/natural sites
5.15 Historic buildings/structures, districts and large movable objects
5.16 Historical/cultural and natural history museums and exhibits
5.17 Historical societies/agencies
5.18 Historical Parks
5.19 Private collections*
5.20 Public gardens

6.0 Humanities Institutions
6.1 Colleges and universities
6.2 Elder hostels
6.3 Information media
6.4 Libraries, private*
6.5 Libraries, public
6.6 Public speaker forums

* Privately maintained but accessible to the public on stated occasions