Daniel Peters

Daniel Peters is a museum professional who has been working as a Project Consultant for the Andover Historical Society. In 2021, he was hired as an archivist consultant to assist with the Gordon-Lull House Archives Project.12 His role involved helping with construction details for a new archive area and providing expertise on archival matters.

Peters holds a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree and has experience in the museums and institutions industry. His work with the Andover Historical Society appears to be part of a significant initiative, as the society was marking the second half of its 40-year history with property gains and improvements to its archival capabilities.1

As a consultant, Peters likely brings specialized knowledge in archival practices, museum curation, and historical preservation to his role at the Andover Historical Society. His involvement suggests a focus on improving the organization's ability to store, manage, and potentially display historical artifacts and documents.

While specific details about his full professional background are limited in the provided information, his position as a Project Consultant indicates that he may work on a project basis, bringing his expertise to various institutions or historical societies as needed.