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Six male staff workers lifting up a large and elongated exhibit case containing objects inside

The Kislak De-Installation Project

Posted by: Chloe Genter

Four portrait images depict the Jordan family, one man and three women, in sepia tones.

Treatment of Crayon Enlargements from the Nelson W. Jordan Family Papers

Posted by: Lily Tyndall

Detail of ink and collage image of George Washington and thought bubble on browned paper.

A Good Challenge: Conserving and Matting a 1970s Caricature

Posted by: Lily Tyndall

Close-up view of two hands carefully at work on an aged, yellowing manuscript with handwriting

Conservation and the Koussevitzsky Collection

Posted by: Chloe Genter

Close-up view of two hands carefully at work on an aged, yellowing manuscript with handwriting

Of No Small Account: A Lilliputian-sized Diary from World War I, Part 2

Posted by: Lily Tyndall

Close-up view of two hands carefully at work on an aged, yellowing manuscript with handwriting

Of No Small Account: A Lilliputian-sized Diary from World War I

Posted by: Lily Tyndall

Close-up view of two hands carefully at work on an aged, yellowing manuscript with handwriting

Librarians Learning Conservation: My 10 Weeks as the First General Collections Conservation Section Intern

Posted by: Lily Tyndall

Close-up view of two hands carefully at work on an aged, yellowing manuscript with handwriting

Paints and Pigments – When Art and Science Combines

Posted by: Tana Villafana

Close-up view of two hands carefully at work on an aged, yellowing manuscript with handwriting

When the Paper Fails the Test

Posted by: K.F. Shovlin