Overview

Overview

The conservation treatments conducted by The Preservation Lab focus on bound materials, parchment manuscripts, and paper-based artifacts such as prints, drawings, maps and blueprints. Treatment may range from minor repairs intended to stabilize an item using minimal intervention to full treatments which can include extensive repair and chemical mitigation of damage and degradation. Our goal is to conserve historical artifacts so that they may continue to be accessed and appreciated well into the future.

All treatments are conducted with chemically stable, durable materials in accordance with the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works’ code of ethics and guidelines for practice.

The Preservation lab does not offer services to private individuals. A good resource for finding conservators to work with private individuals is the American Institute for Conservation website at http://www.conservation-us.org/membership/find-a-conservator.