[Entire Issue]
National Park Service. 1999. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 22(7):1-52
Contents: A NEW LEASE ON LIFE: CONSERVING MUSEUM COLLECTIONS A New Lease on Life—Conserving Museum Collections Mr. Fuller's Most Peculiar Firearm The Conservation of the Classical Lighthouse Lens Lighting for Conservation Map Printing Techniques—An Introductory Note Conservation Treatments for the Washington Monument Commemorative Stones—Using Guidelines More Than Simply Treatment—What A Conservator Can Tell You About An Object Passive Supports for Textiles Using Freeze-dried Animal Specimens in Exhibits Totem Preservation in Southeast Alaska Contracting for Object Conservation Treatment Conservation of a Yellowstone Studebaker Wagon Restoration of the Lincoln Memorial Murals The Importance of Curatorial Planning in Condition Surveys Architectural Drawings—Valuable Records Requiring TLC Conservation Science in the Parks—Not Just for Natural Resources Summer Projects in Parks for Conservation Program Interns A Workshop—Integrating Field Archeology, Conservation, and Culturally Appropriate Treatments Creating a Set of Conservation Guidelines for Exhibitions