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Snehal Shah
Action Data Systems, LLC
Barrington RI
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-18-2017 11:19 AM
From: Lenora Costa
Subject: Accessibility maps for house and garden
Hello –
I work at a house and gardens with eight acres of land and nine buildings. Build in the 1940s there are several sets of steps scattered around the site, which can pose a problem depending on a guest's mobility. The map we hand out does show steps if you are looking for that but not the path to take if you would like to avoid them. Our gardens are self-guided so at times this can lead to some frustration on the part of the visitor.
Does anyone have a wonderful map they would like to share that I can send to our graphics people for ideas to update our map? Right now, our solution is to have the ticket office employee mark the map up with a pen, which is not always easy to see, and depending on the person, they can at time forget spots. Also, if you know of any other type of accessibility beyond mobility that should be addressed I would greatly appreciate your suggestions. It might be easier to send maps to me directly by email - lcosta@longuevue.com
Thank you,
Lenora
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Lenora Costa
Curator
Longue Vue House & Gardens
New Orleans LA
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