FLICC Preservation Information Resource List

Federal Library and Information Center Committee
Preservation Working Group

The Preservation Working Group's Mission is--

to help plan, develop, and support strategies, programs, and surveys for federal libraries which will result in the implementation of Resolution 6 of the Second White House Conference on Library and Information Services (WCHLIS II) calling for "a national preservation policy to ensure the preservation of our information resources."

The Preservation Information Resource List is--

a means to further this mission through the dissemination of information on key resources which may be of use to federal libraries and information centers in preserving their collections.

The Preservation Information Resource List is composed of the following sections:

    I.  Advisory Organizations
   II.  Providers of Conservation and Preservation Services and Supplies
  III.  Providers of Conservation and Preservation Training
   IV.  Providers of Emergency and Disaster Recovery Services and Supplies
    V.  Periodicals Devoted to Conservation and Preservation

Additional entries will be incorporated in the Preservation Information Resource List periodically. Inclusion on this list implies no endorsement by the FLICC Preservation Working Group, and exclusion implies no criticism by the Group.

If you have suggestions for additions, send the relevant information to:

Chairperson, FLICC Preservation Working Group
Federal Library and Information Center Committee
Washington, DC 20540

I. Advisory Organizations

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    American Institute for Conservation of
                         Historic and Artistic Works (AIC)

ADDRESS:  1400 16th Street, NW. Suite 340
          Washington, DC 20036

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):

TELEPHONE NO.: (202) 232-6636

FOCUS AREA:    AIC is the national organization of conservation
               professionals which sponsors conferences and
               publishes and sells a variety of conservation
               related periodicals. Its nonprofit foundation, the
               Foundation of the American Institute for
               Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (FAIC),
               offers educational programs, grants to
               conservators, and operates the FAIC Referral System
               which provides a systematic, consistent method of
               obtaining current information to identify and
               locate professional conservation services.

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    The Commission on Preservation and
                         Access

ADDRESS:  1400 16th Street NW. Suite 740
          Washington, DC 20036-2217

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):    Maxine Sitts

TELEPHONE NO.: (202) 939-3400

FOCUS AREA:    The Commission was established in 1986 to foster
               and support collaboration among libraries and
               allied organizations in order to ensure the
               preservation of the published and documentary
               record in all formats and to provide enhanced
               access to scholarly information. The Commission
               publishes a free Newsletter and is a source for a
               large number of publications on preservation
               subjects covering all media.

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    National Preservation Program Office

ADDRESS:  Library of Congress
          LM-G07
          Washington, DC 20540

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):    Merrily Smith

TELEPHONE NO.: (202) 707-1840

FOCUS AREA:    A source for comprehensive information and advice
               concerning all aspects of preservation and
               conservation for libraries.

II. Providers of Conservation And Preservation Services and Supplies


NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    Image Permanence Institute (IPI)

ADDRESS:  RTI Center
          50 West Main Street
          Rochester, NY 14614-1274

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):    Jim Reilly

TELEPHONE NO.: (716) 475-5199

FOCUS AREA:    IPI's mission is to conduct research in the
               stability of imaging media, educate and train image
               preservation specialists, and provide a
               preservation testing laboratory for the commercial
               imaging industry and the preservation
               communities.

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    Northeast Document Conservation Center

ADDRESS:  100 Brickstone Square
          Andover, MA 01810-1428

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):    Ann Russell, Director

TELEPHONE NO.: (508) 470-1010

FOCUS AREA:    Provides information, referrals to conservators,
               and a full range of conservation and preservation
               services as well as providing specialized training
               programs on binding and other preservation
               activities.

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    Conservation Resources International

ADDRESS:  8000 Forbes Place
          Springfield, VA 22151-2204

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):

TELEPHONE NO.: (703) 549-6610

FOCUS AREA:    Sells a full range of conservation and preservation
               supplies and materials.

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    Light Impressions Corporation

ADDRESS:  439 Monroe Avenue
          P.O. Box 940
          Rochester, NY 14607-3717

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):

TELEPHONE NO.: (800) 828-6216

FOCUS AREA:    Sells a full range of conservation and preservation
               supplies and materials.

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    University Products Inc.

ADDRESS:  517 Main Street
          P.O. Box 101
          Holyoke, MA 01041-0101

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):

TELEPHONE NO.: (800) 628-1912

FOCUS AREA:    Sells a full range of conservation and preservation
               supplies and material.

III. Providers of Conservation and Preservation Training

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    Society of American Archivists (SAA)

ADDRESS:  Preservation Program Director
          Society of American Archivists
          600 South Federal, Suite 504
          Chicago, IL  60605

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):    Evelyn Frangakis

TELEPHONE NO.: (312) 922-0140

FOCUS AREA:    SAA's three year nationwide archival preservation
               management training program workshops begin in the
               fall of 1992 and introduce strategies that
               integrate the management of preservation activities
               into overall archival management.  10 to 15
               applicants will be selected to participate in each
               of four series of workshops to be offered
               throughout the country between 1992 and 1994.

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    National Archives and Records
                         Administration (NARA)

ADDRESS:  National Archives and Records Administration
          Records Administration Information Center
          Washington, DC 20408

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):    Katherine Coram

TELEPHONE NO.: (202) 501-6025

FOCUS AREA:    General information source on records management
               and archival administration.  NARA publications
               resulting from annual preservation conferences are
               available.  Information on forthcoming conferences
               is available by calling NARA's Preservation
               Division on (202) 501-5355.

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    Southeastern Library Network, Inc.
                         (SOLINET) Preservation Program

ADDRESS:  400 Colony Square, Plaza Level
          Atlanta, GA 30361-6301

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):    Lisa Fox

TELEPHONE NO.: (404) 892-0943

FOCUS AREA:    The SOLINET Preservation Program was established to
               address the preservation needs of libraries,
               archives, and other repositories in the Southeast.
               The SOLINET program assists institutions through
               services such as information, training,
               consultation, and planning assistance.  While a
               full spectrum of programs and services is
               available, special attention is given to the
               proactive approach and the preservation of general
               collections.

IV. Providers of Emergency and Disaster Recovery Services and Supplies

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    American Freeze-Dry Inc.

ADDRESS:  411 White Horse Pike
          Audubon, NJ 08106

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):

TELEPHONE NO.: (609) 546-0777

FOCUS AREA:    Provides a variety of recovery services including
               freeze-drying, fumigation, deodorizing, and
               cleaning.

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    Blackmon-Mooring-Steamatic Catastrophe,
                         Inc.

ADDRESS:  303 Arthur Street
          Fort Worth, TX 76107

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):

TELEPHONE NO.: (817) 332-2270
               (800) 433-2940 (24 hr. hotline)

FOCUS AREA:    Provides fire and water damage recovery services.

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:    Graham Magnetics, Inc.

ADDRESS:  6625 Industrial Park Blvd.
          North Richland, TX 76118

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):

TELEPHONE NO.: (817) 281-9450

FOCUS AREA:    Provides salvage services for computer media.

V. Periodicals Devoted to Conservation and Preservation

NAME OF PUBLICATION:     The Abbey Newsletter

ADDRESS:  300 East Center
          Provo, UT 84601

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):    Ellen McCrady, Editor

TELEPHONE NO.: (801) 373-1598

FOCUS AREA:    Bimonthly, $35/yr.  Essential reading for the
               preservation specialist with timely articles on
               preservation and conservation topics, educational
               programs, publications, supply sources, and other
               related areas.

NAME OF PUBLICATION:     CAN: Conservation Administration News

ADDRESS:  McFarlin Library
          University of Tulsa
          600 South College Avenue
          Tulsa, OK 74104

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):    Robert Patterson, Editor

TELEPHONE NO.:

FOCUS AREA:    Quarterly, $18/yr. Primary focus is preservation
               administration.  Includes descriptive articles on
               program development, announcements of workshops,
               and reviews of publications.

NAME OF PUBLICATION:          National Preservation News

ADDRESS:  National Preservation Program Office
          Library of Congress
          Washington, DC 20540

CONTACT PERSON (IF KNOWN):    Merrily Smith

TELEPHONE NO.: (202) 707-1840

FOCUS AREA:    Free to interested institutions.  Reports on
               preservation activities at the Library of Congress
               and provides information on cooperative national
               and international preservation efforts.


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