Jan 18, 2000

I'd try Eastman Kodak in Rochester, N. Y.  They have a magnificent museum
and I believe a major conservation facility.  I would imagine - I haven't
tried - they are online.

-Jimlyons
http://www.jimlyons.com

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>A donor recently gave several old photos and large certificates to our
>museum, and they have been rolled up for a long period of time.  Any advice
>on how to store them?  Should I leave them rolled, as they have been that
>way for a long time, or attempt to flatten them?  How *should* one go about
>flattening objects like this?
>Erica
>
>Erica S. Maniez
>Museum Director, Issaquah Historical Society
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