An unkempt museum or historic house is not appealing to the visitor nor 
is it healthy for the staff and collection. In this 4 week online 
professional development course instructor Gretchen Anderson will lay a 
foundation as to how to clean objects and facilities safely. We will 
explore a variety of subjects, including health and safety for the staff 
and the objects, cleaning methods for a large variety of collection 
types common in art & cultural institutions and the importance of 
documenting what you do.
One former participant said, "This class was so helpful! This was such a 
great resource! For the first time since I started working here, my 
staff really seems to understand why I ask them to do what we do. It has 
really been the start of some great conversations on site and we will 
100% use the techniques learned."
Cleaning and sterilizing the museum is in the news these days. Once we 
get back in to our museums and historic houses we will need to be extra 
careful. Please join us for this timely class to look at methods to 
protect both the collection and your visitors.
For more information visit our website: 
https://www.museumstudy.com/keeping-historic-houses-and-museums-clean

-- 
Brad Bredehoft (he/him/his)
CEO
Museum Study, LLC
www.MuseumStudy.com

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