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Date: | Thu, 16 Jan 1997 16:22:08 -0500 |
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>Dear Museum Affiliates,
> Can you help us? Have you recently renovated or developed new
>collection storage?
>We are currently researching and gathering information on innovative storage
>solutions, good products and suppliers ( and ones to avoid), practical
>suggestions or plans.
> Our Clothing and Textiles Collection is soon to be relocated to
>another building which is being renovated to suit our needs. Due to the
>sudden funding and budgeting time lines the planning process will be much
>shorter than we would wish-only 2 months ( January and February 1997 and
>perhaps into March).
> Our collection of 20,000 artifacts includes textiles, clothing and
>related artifacts (eg. tools, photos, paper patterns and periodicals) from a
>wide variety of time periods and cultures. The collection is very actively
>used for teaching, research and public programming.
> Our current storage systems include hanging, flat, and rolled units,
>some of which are within compactor systems. The new space will require new
>systems, but we will utilize some of the existing parts if possible.
> If you have any suggestions please let us know as we would
>appreciate any comments. Please cc: our Curator, Anne Lambert at:
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>If you have any suggestions of collection storage systems which would be
>worthwhile visiting, please let us know.
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>Thank-you,
>Monica Engler
>Planning Assistant
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>Clothing and Textiles Collection
>Department of Human Ecology
>University of Alberta
>Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
>T6G 2M8
>(403) 492-2528
>fax (403) 492-4821
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>If you approve: I would be most interested if you would share this
information with the list or with me. Thank you so much. Someone is reading
my mind.
Kristi Alexander
Mcclung Museum
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