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The 2nd summer preservation workshop at the Georgia Archives started yesterday. Although it was mostly a lecture format, participants had to respond to quizzes with along the way. Looking forward to more and the next two in-person workshops in August. #bookconservation #bookpreservation #archivepreservation #GeorgiaArchives #GeorgiaArchivesConservation #PreservationManagement #BookAndPaper (at Georgia Archives) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCyN1XlJ01e/?igshid=10977c4dvm2gp
RIP, PymTech! AKA the #GeorgiaArchives! (at Georgia Archives)
Last week I was at #georgiaarchives learning about 19th century binding with #jeffpeachey and a great group of #bookconservation peeps.
As you know, effective July 1, 2013 the Georgia Archives transferred to the Board of Regents. The Governor and General Assembly approved a budget increase of $300,000 for FY 14 in the Archives budget. The funds have allowed the Archives to open to the public two additional days a week, Wednesday and Thursday, from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. The new hours become effective July 31, 2013. The additional staff will also allow for increased conservation and processing activities of the Archives collections.
(1) Greetings, As you know, effective July 1, 2013... - Georgians Against Closing State Archives
Georgia Archives Gets $300K More and a Move to the University System Both houses of the Georgia General Assembly unanimously voted to transfer authority for the Archives from the Secretary of State's Office to the Board of Regents of the University System.
Georgia Archives Gets $300K More and a Move to the University System - Monroe, GA Patch
