Autry Resources Center

Time: 10am-12pm
Max: 30 people
Address: 210 S Victory Blvd, Burbank, CA 91502 (please note that this is a separate location as the Autry Museum)
Website: https://theautry.org/research-collections

Description

The Autry Museum’s Resources Center is a state-of-the-art collections stewardship, educational, and research facility located in Burbank to protect and preserve the Autry’s extensive collections, including those once housed at the historic Southwest Museum. The LEED certified (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) building includes a reading room, tribal community spaces and collections care rooms. Landscaping and ceremonial gardens were designed by Costello Kennedy Landscape Architecture, with active input from Southern California Native community members.

At the Resources Center, Native community members, researchers, students, teachers, and artists can access the more than 600,000 artifacts, cultural materials, artworks, and library materials cared for in the collections of the Autry Museum. 

Driving & Transportation

The Autry Resources Center is located in Burbank, approximately 5 miles from the Garland Hotel. 

Public transit: There is no easy or quick bus route from the conference hotel. However, for those who will be travelling via the Metrolink, the Autry Resource Center is approx. one mile from the Metrolink Station located in Downtown Burbank station

Parking: On-site, gated, free

More information about parking and ride-share drop off will be sent to tour attendees. 

Accessibility 

This tour will include standing and walking. If you require any special accommodations, please provide a description of your needs during registration.