Is this sentence correct? "I work in partnership with a local historian and re-enactor, Mr. Bill Smith; The Anderson Initiative Group; and The Anderson Museum to involve educators in the City Celebration and other activites." I want to know if there should be a comma or some kind of punctuation after the word Museum? Thanks!
I don't knopw if there is a rule to apply here but it is perfectly understandable without a punctuation mark so, in my opinion, it is fine to leave it as it is. If anyone tells you different please let me know...along with the reason(s) they give.
Your use of semicolons in the list is fine. Personally, I would put a small T on The Anderson Initiative Group (even if the T is right), because it looks unwieldy as the second list item in a list containing semicolons. There is more about semicolons in lists here.