WEBINAR SERIES THREE:
Care and Storage of Historic Collections
This multi-part webinar series provides in-depth training from conservators on the care, handling and storage of collections. This program is designed for staff and volunteers
 at museums, historical societies, libraries, and archives. The series begins with an overview on care, handling and storage of historic collections, and continues with four individual webinars that will cover each of the following at-risk groups: Books and Paper, Photographs, Historic Objects Part 1 (Ceramics, Metal & Wooden tools, Archaeological & Ethnographic Artifacts, and Furniture) and Historic Objects Part 2 (Paintings, Decorative Arts, and Textiles).
The webinars will also discuss designing proper storage environments (low-tech solutions), managing storage rooms, developing retrieval systems, tagging critical collections in preparation for an emergency or disaster response, plus much more!
Choose any or all of the following webinars:
Webinar 3B- 2/25/14: Low Tech Storage Solutions: Books and Paper
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Webinar 3C- 3/25/2014: Low Tech Storage Solutions: Photographs
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Webinar 3D- 4/8/14: Low Tech Storage Solutions: Historic Objects
(Part 1)
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Webinar 3E-5/13/14: Low Tech Storage Solutions:Historic Objects
(Part 2 )
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
**please note that the first two of the webinars take place at 1:00 PM and the last three take place at 10:00 AM.
Can't make the live webinar? Register anyhow! All our webinars are recorded- each participant receives a link to the recording afterwards- so even if you can't participate live, you can still get the information!
psst--missed the first webinar in the series? Not to worry! All our webinars are recorded! Give us a call at 914.592.6726.
Each webinar is only $10! A priceless investment in caring for your collection...
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