Author: 70 Degrees

Archive. Preserve. Exhibit. According to the National Archives, 70° Fahrenheit is the preferred temperature that is optimal for the preservation of artifacts in exhibition spaces.
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Southern California Quarterly

2021-12-17

MOULTON MUSEUM By Jennifer Keil Historian of Moulton Museum and Co-founder of 70 Degrees Moulton Museum has shown true grit by sustaining the missionstatement established during strategic planning prior to the shutdowns. We stand for heritage, community, and philanthropy. L. F. Moulton & Co. used to cover nearly 22,000 acres and operated under the name… Read More Southern California Quarterly

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3D Printing

2021-12-03

It’s World #3Dprinting Day! This custom stamp was printed in our lab with PLA. #70Degrees mission is to #archive, #preserve, and #exhibit. We initially learned how to 3D scan and print at UCI Applied Innovation. Now, we have a printer at the 70 Degrees lab. Our next goal is to scan artifacts and 3D print… Read More 3D Printing

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Bunkhouse BBQ

2021-08-31

President of Moulton Museum and CEO of Moulton Company, Jared Mathis, left, is joined by Aliso Viejo Mayor Pro Tem, Ross Chun, center, and Council Member Richard Hurt, right, during the First Annual Bunkhouse BBQ at the Aliso Viejo Ranch on Wednesday, August 25th, 2021. The hosts of the event, the Moulton Museum, held the… Read More Bunkhouse BBQ

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Seven Stories of San Juan

2021-07-16

Randy Morgan and his apprentices, Michael and Rowan, created the Seven Stories of Old San Juan in the historic Silvas Adobe from the 1790s on Los Rios street. It captures historic moments in Saddleback Valley with the Portolá Expedition in 1769 to the founding of Mission San Juan Capistrano in 1776. As the birthplace of… Read More Seven Stories of San Juan