Less commonplace today, the colorful sugar dots known as Candy Buttons were once a childhood staple. "Candy Bottoms," a work reminiscent of the candy (but with a slight twist), recently arrived at CCAHA for conservation treatment.
CCAHA is now accepting applications for Tracks I, II, and III of its Philadelphia Stewardship Program. These grant-funded tracks are designed to aid nonprofit institutions in caring for their collections and offer preservation planning assistance.
CCAHA is offering a series of programs during 2012 to provide training in a variety of collections care activities that are the cornerstone of a preservation program for cultural collections. Online registration is now open!
The Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Photograph Preservation Project aims to improve preservation of significant photographic collections held in HBCUs. Ten institutions were recently selected to receive $45,000 grants to fund in-depth preservation projects.
Known for his ability to capture in writing the struggles of ordinary Americans, Carl Sandburg produced a wide range of critically-acclaimed works in his lifetime. CCAHA recently surveyed 2,500 volumes from Carl’s personal library at the Carl Sandburg Home NHS.
In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn how to make simple enclosures for paper artifacts, including folders, boxes, and rolled storage constructions.
This program will cover basic issues in digital preservation, including an introduction to digitization, and will provide information on handling guidelines for digitization, selection of materials, conducting pilot projects, creating access to digitized materials, funding sources, and more.
This program will cover basic issues in digital preservation, including an introduction to digitization, and will provide information on handling guidelines for digitization, selection of materials, conducting pilot projects, creating access to digitized materials, funding sources, and more.
CCAHA is now accepting applications for Tracks I, II, and III of its Philadelphia Stewardship Program. These grant-funded tracks are designed to aid nonprofit institutions in caring for their collections and offer free preservation planning assistance.
This program will cover basic issues in digital preservation, including an introduction to digitization, and will provide information on handling guidelines for digitization, selection of materials, conducting pilot projects, creating access to digitized materials, funding sources, and more.