Dear List:
Over the last few years the Museum of Church History and Art has been
collecting architectural elements from Church meeting houses as they are
renovated. Unfortunately, there has not been a policy in place to govern
what elements are to be collected. As a result was are left with dozens of
bricks, lighting fixtures, windows, and moldings. This collection has
become to unwieldy to manage effectively. I am hoping that a museum or
historical society has had to address this problem in the past.
I have searched on-line and in list serve archives, and have not found
any information.
Does any one have a policy/criteria they use to govern the collection of
architectural elements from historic buildings? If so, could you please
contact me with that information.
Carrie Snow
Museum of Church History and Art
Salt Lake City, UT
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