25781
Accession Number
15987
Editor
Cohen-Stratyner, Barbara; Kueppers, Brigitte
Title Of Article Chaper
Collection preservation: a case study
Title Of Journal Book
Preserving america's performing arts: papers from the conference on preservation management for performing arts collection, April 28 - May 1, 1982, Washington D.C
Pages
105-106
Collation
0.583333333
Publisher
Theatre Library Association
Publisher City
New York
ISBN
932610072
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
Conference of Preservation Management for Performing Arts Collection
Meeting City
Washington, DC
Abstract
The theatre collection of the free library, philadelphia, contains books, magazines, program, posters, etc. Related to theatre, circus, vaudeville, motion pictures, television and radio. Modest preservation was in operation but it was decided to commission a 2-day survey. The first questions concerned the scope of the collection, who and how many used it. The actual survey followed. The 25-page report gave suggestions on environment proper storage and specific information on individual items. As treatment would be expensive, the emphasis had to be put on preservation. The biggest problem was newspaper clippings: 60 file cabinets. Certain significant subject categories were chosen for preservation treatment. Nothing will be added that has not been treated, then slowly this core material will be expanded to include other material. -- ICCROM
Keywords
Cultural property, protection planning; ICCROM
pub_id
25781
Meeting Date
19820428-19820501