The Eureka Springs Historical Museum is putting the finishing touches on a new on-site archival storage space for their collection of framed art — one with better climate control and less UV light intrusion that also adheres more closely to current museum industry standards. It’s been a long and tedious process, sorting and preparing the many works of art for the relocation, but museum staff say they are thrilled to be making progress with their conservation efforts. It is a project that will benefit visitors of the museum for generations to come, even if they never see it.
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