Dear Kendra and others interested,
>
>Another issue, if the paper was already removed
>from the wall by someone else, is verifying which
>wall of which room it came from.

In regards to removal, the restorer who took apart the house and is
rebuilding it removed much of the wallpaper. However, he did take pictures
of everything, so we have a pretty good idea of which room each piece of
wallpaper was in.

>Getting a conservator to separate a sample from
>each wall of each room should be a high priority.

I will definitely talk to the curator and director about getting a
conservator to look at the wallpaper we have off of the walls and the few
pieces that have not been removed yet.

Thanks for all of your help!!
                                                        -Chris Godbold
                                                    Assistant Curator
                                                Heritage Farmstead Museum
                                                          Plano, TX


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