Our commitments
The Albert Lowe Museum operates with transparency and respect for all who share their stories with us.
The Albert Lowe Museum operates with transparency and respect for all who share their stories with us.
How we protect your information
The Albert Lowe Museum collects information only when you choose to share it with us. This happens when you sign up for our newsletter, submit a story or photograph, make a donation, or contact us with a question. We keep your name, email address, and any details you provide secure and do not share them with third parties.
We use the information you give us to send you updates about the museum, process your donation, or respond to your inquiry. If you subscribe to our newsletter, you can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link in any email we send. We do not sell your information or use it for purposes beyond what you have agreed to.
Our website uses basic analytics to understand how visitors move through our pages. This helps us improve the site but does not identify you personally. We do not use cookies to track your behavior across other websites.
If you have questions about how we handle your information or wish to request that we delete your data, please contact us through the contact page. We will respond within two weeks. Your privacy matters to us, and we treat every submission with the care it deserves.
The Albert Lowe Museum collects information only when you choose to share it with us. This happens when you sign up for our newsletter, submit a story or photograph, make a donation, or contact us with a question. We keep your name, email address, and any details you provide secure and do not share them with third parties.
We use the information you give us to send you updates about the museum, process your donation, or respond to your inquiry. If you subscribe to our newsletter, you can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link in any email we send. We do not sell your information or use it for purposes beyond what you have agreed to.
Our website uses basic analytics to understand how visitors move through our pages. This helps us improve the site but does not identify you personally. We do not use cookies to track your behavior across other websites.
If you have questions about how we handle your information or wish to request that we delete your data, please contact us through the contact page. We will respond within two weeks. Your privacy matters to us, and we treat every submission with the care it deserves.
Photography and recording guidelines
Visitors are welcome to take photographs and video for personal use while visiting the Albert Lowe Museum. We ask that you do not use flash photography, as it can damage artifacts and disturb other visitors. If you plan to record audio or video for commercial purposes, please ask staff permission first.
When you submit photographs, letters, or recordings to the museum, we ask that you clearly indicate how you would like us to use them. You have three options. First, the museum may display your submission with credit to you in the exhibit or online. Second, you may choose to place your work in the public domain, allowing anyone to use it freely. Third, you may select a Creative Commons license that lets others share your work under specific conditions you choose.
If your submission includes other people, we ask that you have their permission before sending it to us. The museum will not publish images of individuals without consent. If you are submitting a family photograph or oral history that includes voices or faces of others, please confirm you have the right to share it.
All submissions become part of the Albert Lowe Museum's permanent archive. We treat them with respect and care, preserving them for future generations. If you wish to withdraw a submission or change how it may be used, contact us and we will work with you to honor your wishes.
Visitors are welcome to take photographs and video for personal use while visiting the Albert Lowe Museum. We ask that you do not use flash photography, as it can damage artifacts and disturb other visitors. If you plan to record audio or video for commercial purposes, please ask staff permission first.
When you submit photographs, letters, or recordings to the museum, we ask that you clearly indicate how you would like us to use them. You have three options. First, the museum may display your submission with credit to you in the exhibit or online. Second, you may choose to place your work in the public domain, allowing anyone to use it freely. Third, you may select a Creative Commons license that lets others share your work under specific conditions you choose.
If your submission includes other people, we ask that you have their permission before sending it to us. The museum will not publish images of individuals without consent. If you are submitting a family photograph or oral history that includes voices or faces of others, please confirm you have the right to share it.
All submissions become part of the Albert Lowe Museum's permanent archive. We treat them with respect and care, preserving them for future generations. If you wish to withdraw a submission or change how it may be used, contact us and we will work with you to honor your wishes.
Share your story with us
The Albert Lowe Museum welcomes photographs, letters, documents, and oral histories from residents, visitors, and diaspora members. Your submissions help us preserve the living memory of Green Turtle Cay and its people.
When you submit material to the museum, we ask that you provide clear information about what you are sharing and confirm you have the right to do so. If your submission includes images or voices of other people, you must have their permission before sending it to us. We will not publish identifiable photographs of individuals without consent.
Once received, your submission enters our review process. We examine each piece for historical significance, condition, and relevance to our collections. Our team may contact you with questions or to learn more about the context of your submission. This conversation helps us understand and preserve your contribution properly.
All accepted submissions become part of the Albert Lowe Museum's permanent archive. We treat them with the dignity and care they deserve, preserving them for future generations and for research. If you wish to withdraw a submission or modify how it may be used, contact us at any time and we will work with you to honor your request.
Submissions can be made through our contact page or brought directly to the museum during visiting hours. Thank you for entrusting us with your family's stories and the island's heritage.
The Albert Lowe Museum welcomes photographs, letters, documents, and oral histories from residents, visitors, and diaspora members. Your submissions help us preserve the living memory of Green Turtle Cay and its people.
When you submit material to the museum, we ask that you provide clear information about what you are sharing and confirm you have the right to do so. If your submission includes images or voices of other people, you must have their permission before sending it to us. We will not publish identifiable photographs of individuals without consent.
Once received, your submission enters our review process. We examine each piece for historical significance, condition, and relevance to our collections. Our team may contact you with questions or to learn more about the context of your submission. This conversation helps us understand and preserve your contribution properly.
All accepted submissions become part of the Albert Lowe Museum's permanent archive. We treat them with the dignity and care they deserve, preserving them for future generations and for research. If you wish to withdraw a submission or modify how it may be used, contact us at any time and we will work with you to honor your request.
Submissions can be made through our contact page or brought directly to the museum during visiting hours. Thank you for entrusting us with your family's stories and the island's heritage.
Conduct expected of all
The Albert Lowe Museum is a place of learning and community. We ask all visitors, volunteers, and staff to treat each other and our collections with respect.
While visiting, please handle artifacts only when invited to do so by museum staff. Do not touch displays unless marked as interactive. Photography is welcome for personal use, but we ask that you do not use flash, as it can damage delicate objects and disturb other visitors. If you wish to record audio or video for commercial purposes, please ask permission from staff first.
We are committed to making the museum welcoming to everyone. If you have questions about accessibility or need assistance during your visit, speak with a staff member. Disruptive behavior, including harassment of other visitors or staff, will not be tolerated. We reserve the right to ask visitors to leave if they violate these standards.
Volunteers and staff are held to the same standards of respect and professionalism. We work together to preserve the museum's collections and serve our community with integrity. Any concerns about conduct should be reported to museum leadership.
Our events are spaces for learning and connection. We ask that all attendees listen with openness, speak with kindness, and honor the stories being shared. The museum's mission is to preserve and celebrate Green Turtle Cay's heritage. Your participation helps us fulfill that mission.
The Albert Lowe Museum is a place of learning and community. We ask all visitors, volunteers, and staff to treat each other and our collections with respect.
While visiting, please handle artifacts only when invited to do so by museum staff. Do not touch displays unless marked as interactive. Photography is welcome for personal use, but we ask that you do not use flash, as it can damage delicate objects and disturb other visitors. If you wish to record audio or video for commercial purposes, please ask permission from staff first.
We are committed to making the museum welcoming to everyone. If you have questions about accessibility or need assistance during your visit, speak with a staff member. Disruptive behavior, including harassment of other visitors or staff, will not be tolerated. We reserve the right to ask visitors to leave if they violate these standards.
Volunteers and staff are held to the same standards of respect and professionalism. We work together to preserve the museum's collections and serve our community with integrity. Any concerns about conduct should be reported to museum leadership.
Our events are spaces for learning and connection. We ask that all attendees listen with openness, speak with kindness, and honor the stories being shared. The museum's mission is to preserve and celebrate Green Turtle Cay's heritage. Your participation helps us fulfill that mission.
How we honor your gift
How we honor
your gift
When you submit material to the Albert Lowe Museum, you retain ownership of your work. We ask only for permission to preserve and share it in ways that serve the community and honor the island's history.
You have three options for how your submission may be used. First, the museum may display your work in exhibits or online with credit given to you by name. This is the most common choice and allows us to share your contribution while recognizing your generosity. Second, you may choose to place your submission in the public domain, which means anyone can use it freely without restriction. Third, you may select a Creative Commons license that permits others to share your work under specific conditions you choose, such as requiring attribution or limiting commercial use.
Your submission may be used for museum exhibitions, educational programs, publications, or our website and social media. We will always use your material respectfully and in ways consistent with the license or permission you have granted. If your submission includes sensitive family information or stories, we will discuss with you how best to share it while protecting privacy and dignity.
The museum may also preserve your submission in our digital archive for research and future generations. This ensures that the stories and images of Green Turtle Cay remain accessible to those who come after us. We do not sell submissions or use them for commercial gain beyond the museum's educational mission.
If you change your mind about how your submission is used, contact us and we will work with you to modify the terms. Your voice matters, and we are committed to using your gift in ways you feel good about.
When you submit material to the Albert Lowe Museum, you retain ownership of your work. We ask only for permission to preserve and share it in ways that serve the community and honor the island's history.
You have three options for how your submission may be used. First, the museum may display your work in exhibits or online with credit given to you by name. This is the most common choice and allows us to share your contribution while recognizing your generosity. Second, you may choose to place your submission in the public domain, which means anyone can use it freely without restriction. Third, you may select a Creative Commons license that permits others to share your work under specific conditions you choose, such as requiring attribution or limiting commercial use.
Your submission may be used for museum exhibitions, educational programs, publications, or our website and social media. We will always use your material respectfully and in ways consistent with the license or permission you have granted. If your submission includes sensitive family information or stories, we will discuss with you how best to share it while protecting privacy and dignity.
The museum may also preserve your submission in our digital archive for research and future generations. This ensures that the stories and images of Green Turtle Cay remain accessible to those who come after us. We do not sell submissions or use them for commercial gain beyond the museum's educational mission.
If you change your mind about how your submission is used, contact us and we will work with you to modify the terms. Your voice matters, and we are committed to using your gift in ways you feel good about.
