Preventive Conservation for Historic House Museums
Zusammenfassung
Preventive Conservation for Historic House Museums is a primer on the preventive care practices that these unique sites need to slow the rate of deterioration and prevent damage and wear to the property and its collections. It proposes a collaborative approach to preservation planning that is based on interdisciplinary research, critical thinking, and observation rather than rote maintenance schedules and everyday residential cleaning practices. The authors recommend that sites have documents and plans in place that direct the intellectual and physical control of the collections and site. The intellectual controls include administrative and management policies and procedures; the physical controls include security and safety precautions, routine maintenance and cleaning practices among others. Historic house administrators, staff, board members, and volunteers will find this volume indispensable. Professionals who deal with historic sites from the museum administrator or curator, to architect, to engineer, as well as students pursuing studies in the field of preservation and conservation will also find this a valuable reference. This volume promotes a pro-active approach to preservation planning for historic sites and their collections.
Schlagworte
Preservation historical houses industry practices industry standards- Kapitel Ausklappen | EinklappenSeiten
- 1–4 Chapter 1 1–4
- 5–10 Chapter 2 5–10
- 11–16 Chapter 3 11–16
- 17–30 Chapter 4 17–30
- 31–38 Chapter 5 31–38
- 39–52 Chapter 6 39–52
- 53–60 Chapter 7 53–60
- 61–78 Chapter 8 61–78
- 79–100 Chapter 9 79–100
- 101–116 Chapter 10 101–116
- 117–124 Chapter 11 117–124
- 125–148 Chapter 12 125–148
- 149–162 Chapter 13 149–162
- 163–166 Chapter 14 163–166
- 167–174 Notes 167–174
- 175–186 Bibliography 175–186
- 187–188 Supplier Resources 187–188
- 189–192 Architecture Resources 189–192
- 193–196 Web Resources 193–196
- 197–200 Index 197–200
- 201–202 About the Authors 201–202