Series
Preservation of Collections in Theological Libraries
Keywords:
Preservation, Archives, Theological libraries, Physical collections, Library materials, Mold prevention, Policies, Photographs, Microfilm, HymnalsSynopsis
This volume introduces readers to the most important principles and practices for preserving library and archival collections. Through a combination of informational chapters and case studies, authors provide clear and practical advice on:
- Maximizing the longevity of physical materials that librarians and archivists commonly collect
- Maintaining appropriate levels of temperature and humidity for the storage of materials
- Implementing simple, affordable practices and preventive measures to protect collections and stay prepared for emergencies
- Responding to a specific preservation challenge, such as a mold outbreak
- Digitizing print materials and how this relates to preserving originals
Chapters
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Introduction
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An Ounce of PreventionBasic Principles for Preserving Physical Collections
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Getting The PicturePreserving Photograph Collections
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Keeping Your CoolA Practical Guide to Climate Control
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Size Doesn’t MatterAdvice for Small Theological Libraries
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Responding to a Mold Outbreak at the Catholic University of Toulouse
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Assessing Risk to the Microfilm Collection at Harvard Divinity School
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Preserving Hungarian Unitarian Church Archives Through Digitization
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Preserving Hymnals Through Digitization at Gardner-Webb University
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Reliable Resources for Further Study and Reference
Published
May 23, 2024
Copyright (c) 2024 Books@Atla Open Press
License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
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978-1-949800-37-1
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978-1-949800-38-8
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978-1-949800-39-5
Physical Dimensions
6mm x 9mm x .33mm