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We are pleased to announce the Norfolk Island Museum (NIM) has
been awarded funding through the 2016 Community Heritage Grants (CHG) Program
to provide for a Preservation Needs Assessment. This funding is by the Australian Government
through the National Library of Australia and its partners; the Department of
Communications and the Arts; the National Archives of Australia; the National
Film and Sound Archive and the National Museum of Australia.
We have been fortunate for this Program in past years
providing the Norfolk Island Museum with the capacity to undertake a variety of
important projects including; the 2015 Significance Assessment, Conservation of
the Bounty Cannon Project, Disaster Management Planning and opportunities for
professional development, to name just a few.
A Preservation Needs Assessment will provide key
recommendations for the short, medium and long term management of the
collections in our care. It will assess
existing policies and their impact on the collection, broadly outline the types
of objects in the collection and their condition, examine building and
environment, storage and display, visitor impact, disaster preparedness as well
as training and skills. The outcome will
be prioritised recommendations for a Preservation or ‘Action’ Plan. Also and importantly, it will be the key tool
to support future grant applications for conservation projects and planning to
protect the collections for the future.
The Grant Agreement specifies the assessment must be
undertaken by a qualified conservator therefore we have engaged the services of
Sue Valis, Conservator at the Queensland Museum to undertake the task. Sue is currently based at the Museum of
Tropical Queensland in Townsville where the artefacts from the wreck of the HMS
Pandora are held, this was the ship
sent from England to capture the HMAV Bounty
mutineers, then on its return voyage became shipwrecked off the coast of
Queensland where tragically 34 lives were lost. Her experience includes conservation and
collection management of a diverse range of collection material in various
locations. She has spent many years
providing support and advice to museums in regional areas and is very much
looking forward to visiting us here on Norfolk to complete the Preservation
Needs Assessment.
We are grateful for our successful application to the
Community Heritage Grants Program, this year there was a strong field of 172
applications whereby 77 organisations were offered a grant. Our thanks go to the grant panel, the
National Library of Australia and its partners for our selection.
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