The Direct Index
Report · scanned 2026-10-24

What an AI agent reads on Raleigh Lace Museum and Kristin S Conrad Lace Center

An assistant's crawler fetches the page once, without running JavaScript, and reads the text, the structured data and the links. Below is what it gets from ksclcfoundation.org, taken from the copy the scanner kept.

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structured data for the business

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The words an agent gets

Title: Raleigh Lace Museum. First 1,800 of 3,492 characters:

Raleigh Lace Museum Join or Log in Patron Care Our Foundation Reviews Home Visit us Guided&nbspTours Exhibitions Event&nbspSpace Classes Store Library Auction Museum CalendarThis week Tue, Oct 20Guided�Tour (10am-11am)Lace�Making�Demo (10am-4pm)Guided�Tour (11 am)Wed, Oct 21Thu, Oct 22Fri, Oct 23Sat, Oct 24Your host today is Naomi | 10am-1pm Be impressed the moment you enter The Museum is open Tuesday-Saturday Call 919-594-1861 after 10 am. (Voicemail means the museum is likely closed) NOW OPEN FIRST FRIDAYS DOWNTOWN RALEIGH - 6-9 pm (free entrance) Entry Fees: Adult $5.00 Family pass $15.00 Weekly pass $12.00(pp) Memberships: Adult Yearly $50.00 Family Yearly $85.00 Continuing Education: Classes at the Museum Bobbin Lace: The Spring 2027 class registration is now open! The classes run for 10 weeks (2 hours per session), accounting for any spring holidays. Click here for more information. Tatting Class: Our first tatting class with local instructor Arlene Medder was held on Saturday, September 19, 2026. For future classes, keep an eye on this page. More information Contemporary Broomstick Lace Workshop: To be held in 2027 on a to-be-determined date. Basic crochet experience is required since this is not a workshop for beginners. Check this page for update and class dates. The museum's signature lace creation There is a good reason the floral Bucks Point handkerchief edging by Kristin is the #001 item at the museum. Once completed, she wanted it framed on a brown background and displayed in the home on a wall that became a place for many other pieces. Kristin wanted to showcase these and other lace creations to others, and the idea of a small exhibition was discussed. Through the foundation's efforts in her name, the concept evolved into the Raleigh Lace Museum. The pict
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