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Works on Paper's clients include cultural institutions such as museums, archives, town clerks, historical societies, and libraries. We also work with art galleries, framers, dealers in fine art and antiques, private individuals, corporate clients, and insurance companies. We work on an individual basis with each of our clients to ensure that their valued objects receive the most appropriate conservation treatment possible. Our staff provides the highest level of professionalism and all work undertaken by Works on Paper follows the American Institute of Conservation's Code of Ethics and Guidelines for Practice.
Works on Paper is located in southeastern Vermont, in the village of Bellows Falls. If you are interested in finding out more about our conservation services or would like to schedule an appointment, please call the studio at 802.460.1149 or email Carolyn.
PRESERVING NEW HAMPSHIRE HISTORY THROUGH A UNIQUE CONSERVATION GRANT PROGRAM
Many states, including Vermont, have special license plates that raise money for conservation-related programs, but in most cases the funds go strictly to natural resource conservation. This is certainly a worthy cause! But New Hampshire, uniquely as far as we know, also dedicates a portion of conservation license plate revenue to cultural heritage conservation.
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