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Conservation


Conservation is the profession devoted to the preservation of cultural property for the future. The term includes everything from establishing a good storage environment to restoring unique items.

The Conservation Officer at the Arizona History and Archives Division provides a variety of services to Arizona's citizens, libraries and agencies as well as national organizations. In most cases, these services are free, courtesy of the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records.

The conservator provides

PhotoTo arrange for a presentation, workshop or consultation, contact:

Jim Neal
Arizona History and Archives Division
1901 W. Madison St.
Phoenix, AZ 85009
Telephone: (602) 926-3720
Email: jneal@lib.az.us

 

Publications by Michael McColgin

  • Disaster Planning for Rural Libraries in Arizona
  • Disaster Planning for Government Agencies in Arizona
  • Publications by Others

  • "Guidelines For Dealing With Water Damaged Property" from the
        American Institute for Conservation
  • "Dust Cloths for Rare or Valuable Materials" by Michaelle Biddle
  • Brochures and handouts by Michael McColgin. Permission to reprint is hereby given.

    "Disasters: Preventing and Coping"
    "Cleaning Up Your Act"
    "Preserving and Handling Photographic Images"
    "Preserving Personal Papers And Photographs: General Guidelines"
    "Preservation Guidelines"
    "Preserving Public Records"

    Selected Sites on the World Wide Web

  • On Preserving Books and Papers

  • On Preserving Photographic and Electronic Media

  • On Disaster Prevention and Response

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    Updated:  10/07/2009

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