In 2006 the Paderewski Association
secured a grant
from Heritage Preservation/The National Institute for Conservation for
the Polish Museum of America to
participate in the Conservation Assessment
Program (CAP).
CAP provides a general conservation assessment
of participating museum's collection, environmental
conditions, and site. Conservation priorities are
identified by professionals who perform condition
analysis on-site and provide a written report. The
report can help a museum develop strategies for
improved collections care and provide a tool for
long-range planning and fund-raising. Visit
www.heritagepreservation.org
for more information
on the National Institute for Conservation programs.
The Conservation Assessment Program (CAP)
report was submitted to the Polish museum of
America in January, 2007. The report provided:
- General information
- Evaluation of security
- Evaluation of environment
- Evaluation of general condition of collection
- Evaluation of storage of valuable documents
in PRCU vault
- Recommendations
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Heritage Preservation
is a national non-profit
organization dedicated to preserving the cultural
heritage of the United States. By identifying risks,
developing innovative programs, and providing broad
public access to expert advice, Heritage Preservation
assists museums, libraries, archives, historic
preservation and other organizations, as well as
individuals, in caring for our endangered heritage.
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