Nuts and Bolts of Caring for Your Textiles Workshop
Sponsored by the Mississippi Museums Association
Made possible in part by the Dan Silosky Award of the Southeastern
Registrars Association

When:  Monday, April 19, 2004               Where:  Historic Jefferson
College  601/442-2901
 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.                            16 Old North Street,
Washington, MS
 Registration begins at 9:30 a.m.               & Rosalie Mansion (3:00
p.m. - 4:00 p.m.)
 At Historic Jefferson College                  100 Orleans Street, Natchez,
MS

Cost:  (Lunch is included)
Mississippi Museums Association Members:     $45.00 Pre Paid

$60.00 Day of Workshop
Non-Members and Member Renewals:         Please Add $15.00 for Membership to
Above Fees


Workshop leader Jessica Hack has been working as a Textile Conservator in
private practice since 1979.  A longtime member of AIC (American Institute
of Conservation), she has been a Professional Associate since 1995. Her
studio, Jessica Hack Textile Restoration, is located in New Orleans, where
she also works in association with Gentle Arts.  A wide variety of textiles,
including tapestry, oriental carpets, quilts, samplers, historic costume,
and Asian textiles are brought for treatment from both private clients and
museums around the country. Ms. Hack and her associates are recognized
nationally for their work on Civil War flags and uniforms.

For more information, contact Cheryl Branyan at 601/442-2901 or
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