1995 was a watershed year for museums. This was the year when museums began to produce websites in critical numbers, and for most museums, these were their first online presence in any form. While 1995 was still early in the era of the Internet for everyone, it is helpful to consider why museums, along with archives, were still relative cultural institution latecomers to the online world. Libraries had already had telnet and gopher access to Online Public Access Catalogs (OPACs) for years by this point.
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