Hello listers,

At our historic ghost town in western Montana, many of the cabins and
buildings were wall-papered with newspaper as a sort of insulation. We have
a very hands-on historic site here, with management shy about marking off
any part of the town, and so over the years bits and pieces and then large
pieces of newspaper either have disappeared or fallen on the floor. We must
lose 10% of each year or so.

I need to propose to them that we protect at least one wall in particular.
Does anyone have any suggestions for products to use to accomplish this,
vendors that supply them, or other factors to take into consideration? One
more note: the wall is not flat.

Any and all of your thoughts are warmly welcomed.
Valerie Schafer



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Valerie Schafer
Executive Director
Garnet Preservation Association
3255 Fort Missoula Road
Missoula, MT 59804
(406) 329-3914
<http://www.garnetghosttown.org>

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