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This fall's CCAHA Open House will once again offer an evening of conversation and refreshments, followed by a guided tour of the lab.
On August 9, CCAHA welcomed State Representative Ben Waxman for a meeting with members of CCAHA's staff and board, followed by a tour of the CCAHA lab.
The multi-year project will conserve sixteen watercolors produced for "The World's Columbian Exposition."
The application deadline for this position has passed.
Hot and humid summer weather can pose significant risks to cultural and personal collections, as they are susceptible to damage caused by high temperature, moisture, and mold growth. To mitigate these risks, we present five tips for keeping your collections safe in the summer months.
CCAHA is pleased to announce a new publication chronicling our expert staff's work in the lab and in communities across the country.
Hidden City's Stacia Friedman stopped by for a closer look at the historic building—the former Crane Ice Cream factory—that has housed the CCAHA lab since 1984.
You may think that, with a name like the Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts, conservation treatment is all we do. The truth is, most of our conservation work actually starts with a focus on preservation and planning.