Collections - An Erie Canal Town The North Tonawanda History Museum has received word from Heritage Preservation: The National Institute for Conservation, in Washington, D.C. that the Museum has been determined eligible for the 2006 Conservation Assessment Program (CAP). The Museum will be allocated $6,540 to hire a professional conservator to assess the Museum's collections and a preservation architect to assess the facilities for the future Museum home. Assessors will meet with Museum staff and volunteers, as well as with members of the Board of Trustees, so that everyone will play a part in the CAP assessment and will be invested in carrying out the assessor's recommendations. The Museum will need to match the grant with $610. Heritage Preservation’s Conservation Assessment Program is supported through a cooperative agreement with the Institute of Museum and Library Services. The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) is an independent federal grant-making agency dedicated to creating and sustaining a nation of learners by helping libraries and museums serve their communities.Latest Items Added: 03/17/08
From: Wendy Nikolich - Vienna, VA (formerly of North Tonawanda) - October 17, 2005 Hello
I was a visitor back in July. I need to get a copy of the book I mentioned in the subject line. I tried the publisher and they aren't printing it. Can anyone help me with this? Used would be ok if in good condition...I actually would like 2 copies if possible.
Thank you so much!
From: Dave Fill - North Carolina - May 1, 2004 Editor's note: The history of Payne Avenue Christian Church was provided to the North Tonawanda History Museum by Ed Wokersien in 2004. |
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