While
doing the research for this section, we found that the Internet
provided expert information on preserving just about anything.
Instead of attempting to recreate all that information on
our site, we thought we could cover more topics by simply
providing links to the informatin already available.
Below are links to several topics that we found interesting.
If you know of any links that we have not included and may be of
interest to others, please let
us know. We will be happy to add it to our site.
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Caring
For Your Collections
Library
of Congress on Preservation: Need advice on the care of books,
photos, videos, and other media in your collections? These
publications from the Preservation Directorate answer many
questions about the care, handling and storage of your valuable
collections.
Minnesota Historical Society on Conservation
This site provides information on Textiles, Books and Paper,
Photographs and Objects. Caring For Your Treasures
American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic
Works (AIC)
You can order printed brochures or print from the website leaflets
on caring for books, furniture, metal objects, paintings, photographic
materials, documents and works of art on paper, videotapes
and special objects.
How
to Care for…
Canadian Conservation Institute
This interactive Web site has alot to offer and
is fun to explore. Conserve-O-Grams
National Park Service
This site contains a very comprehensive collection of information
that is geered towards museums. Rochester Institute of Technology Image Permanence Institute
While much of the information on this site
can be highly technical, it has several sections which the
public will find informative
and entertaining.
Preserving
Vital Records and Other Family Treasurers
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
This 7 page PDF file contains briefly touches on proper storage techniques for
several items.
For some fun and informative web pages, click the links below:
Stored
Alive!
Created by Elizabeth Goins of the Image Permanence
Institute
Preservation
Calculator
This downloadable program can be
used to estimate longevity
based on the average temperatures and humidities in which
these objects are stored.
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