Abstract
The Editorial Board, some months ago, suggested that the guidance possibilities of museums have not received the attention which they deserve, and that an article on this subject might be useful to counselors. Since then Mr. Hoppock has visited nine museums, studied their exhibits from the point of view of an experienced counselor, and discussed educational programs with curators and others. He finds the guidance values of existing museums to be accidental rather than intentional, but none the less genuine. Specific suggestions for counselors who wish to use museums conclude the article.
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