At some our sites in the Minnesota Historical Society sites network, we use wrist bands to help identify visitors and the experience they have signed up for. At the Minnesota History Center, there are parts of the building that don't require admission like the store/cafe and researchers using the library. Visitors to the museum exhibits need a wrist band. Similarly, Split Rock lighthouse uses different patterns (solid, stripe, dots) on the wrist bands to distinguish grounds passes, visitors who paid to access the interior of historic buildings, and specialty tour visitors. Colors rotate depending on the day.
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Rachel Lewis PhD
Minnesota Historical Society
Saint Paul MN
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-15-2026 04:46 PM
From: Caroline Fox
Subject: Stickers
Other than stickers what do other museums or houses use to identify a visitor in the space? Stamp? Clip? Ticket?
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Caroline Fox
Guest Services Manager
The Richard H. Driehaus Museum
Chicago IL
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