Speaker: Stephanie HulmanTitle: “Smart Storage on the High Seas: The Examination and Treatment of a 19th Century Sea Chest”Date: Jan. 8, 2015; Three Ring Circus …
Intangible Cultural Heritage at the Smithsonian presents Frank ProschanDefinitions have consequences: Taking seriously the 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Facilitation …
March 9-April 25, 2015 This course covers chemicals in our environment and in our bodies and how they impact our health. It addresses policies and …
Saturday, January 24, 10:30 am – 12:00 pmHistoric Congressional Cemetery, 1801 E Street SE, Washington, DCMeet by the wooden gazebo inside the front gate.Price: $10. …
WCG presents the SIXTH Meeting of the 2014/2015 Season Please join us FEBRUARY 5, 2015 for the presentation by Diana Galante “I GAVE GOLD FOR …
The Washington Conservation Guild, the American Industrial Hygiene Association, Potomac Section, and the Health and Safety Committee of the American Institute for Conservation presents: On …
Please join us Thursday, January 8, 2015 for our Annual “3-ring Circus”: Three concurrent sessions preceded by a reception and exhibitors’ showcase. The meeting will …
Please join the Washington Conservation Guild on Thursday, December 4, 2014 for the annual Holiday Party and Lecture of the 2014/15 season. Gregg S. Horner, FBI …
Lunder Conservation Center presents Gravitas and Gravity: Eric Fischl’s Tumbling Woman IIAn Evening with Objects Conservator, Helen Ingalls Smithsonian American Art Museum & National Portrait …
Lecture Summary by Austin Plann Curley Conservation Intern at the Folger Shakespeare Library Evaluating Storage Materials: Alternatives to the Oddy Test Eric Breiting spoke October …
Washington Conservation Guild
P.O. Box 354, Frederick, MD 21705
wcg@washingtonconservationguild.org
The Washington Conservation Guild (WCG) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization of conservation professionals dedicated to preserving art and historic materials.
Founded in 1967, WCG serves as a regional forum for its members and as a resource to the public for learning about the care of personal collections.
