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Conservation of industrial collections

From: Kornelius Goetz <restaurierungsberatung>
Date: Thursday, March 9, 2000
Terry Quinlan <quinlat [at] algonquinc__on__ca> writes

>I am currently researching the conservation of industrial
>collections. Focus is primarily into their preventive care.
>Specifically I would be interested in any references, abstracts or
>workshops related to this field.

There is a 4 years direct diploma course of studies at the
"Fachhochschule fur Technik und Wirtschaft", Department of
Conservation and Archaeological Excavation at Berlin, established in
1993. One filed of specialization is the conservation of Technical
and Industrial Heritage. For more information contact Prof. Dr.
Matthias Knauth <m.knaut [at] rz__fhtw-berlin__de>. One of the students
ended with a thesis on "Outdoor Storage of Large Objects at the
Rhineland Museum of Industry". This research is unpublished, but of
reasonable value (off course it is written in German). The author is
Stefan Mai <st.mai [at] cityweb__de>.

Besides there is a research carried out by the Zollern Institute in
Germany on "Corrosion Protection on Industrial Heritage" covering
the outdoor topic too. The final conference of this project is held
at Bochum at 11.-13.5.2000. More information are obtainable from
Dr. Stefan Brueggerhoff, e-mail: Brueggerhoff [at] lb__dmt__de

>... For example I
>understand that Anne Moncrieff had presented a workshop at the
>IIC-CG Workshop in 1992 titled Conservation of Industrial
>Collections  and that Anne Moncrieff and Roger Price had also
>developed three-year training course for the Science Museum in
>London, England. I would be interested in corresponding with either
>Ms. Moncrieff or Mr. Price regarding their work.

For more information please contact Mrs. Hazel Newey
<h.newey [at] nmsi__ac__uk>.

Finally there is another conference held at Aug 28-29 2000 at the
Rhineland Museum of Industry in Oberhausen, Germany. The title is in
translation "Attention, not painted!" and it deals with Industrial
Heritage in the trouble spot of professional preservation and public
access. Information by Dr. John <t.martini [at] mail__lvr__de>

Kornelius Goetz
Buero fuer Restaurierungsberatung
Entengraben 1
D-86732 Oettingen
+49 90 82 47 63
Fax: +49 90 82 47 76


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