Subject: Conservation labs in historic buildings
**** Moderator's comments: Please respond directly to the author. In trying to save a recently-closed conservation lab (and its preservation program) that has been successfully operating in a 19th century historic structure for the past seven years, I am trying to put together as definitive a list as possible of conservation labs that are similarly situated--in old or historic buildings. You can help by contributing the names and locations of any similarly situated conservation labs that might serve as examples of conservation facilities that continue to operate safely and successfully within an old or historic structure. A sentence or two about each that you list--as well as contact information--would also be helpful, but not essential. Please include examples that may seem like obvious candidates to you--as well as those that maybe less familiar. Your participation could help save a conservation program. Please respond a.s.a.p. directly to David Arnold <dharnold<-a t->aol< . >com> David Arnold 413-592-9064 Chicopee, MA *** Conservation DistList Instance 21:49 Distributed: Friday, March 14, 2008 Message Id: cdl-21-49-011 ***Received on Tuesday, 11 March, 2008