Christmas update from the Library and Record Centre
Merry Christmas from the Library and Record Centre! Lambeth Palace Library and the Church of England Record Centre regularly embark on new projects and acquire and catalogue new material, from […]
Tag Archives: Conservation
September update from the Library and Record Centre
Lambeth Palace Library and the Church of England Record Centre regularly embark on new projects and acquire and catalogue new material, from rare books and manuscripts to modern publications. These posts […]
Summer update from the Library and Record Centre
Lambeth Palace Library and the Church of England Record Centre regularly embark on new projects and acquire and catalogue new material, from rare books and manuscripts to modern publications. These posts […]
A Helping Hand
Mary Clayton-Kastenholz has been working as a conservation assistant at Lambeth Palace Library for the past month. Prior to this she volunteered with the printed books team assisting with cataloguing […]
Coming to a Close
The latest blog post comes from Alexandra Wade (Preservation Project Assistant), who tells us about the conservation work that has been carried out on Lambeth Palace Library’s manuscript collection over […]
Item of Interest: Hidden Treasures
The latest Item of Interest post comes from Alexandra Wade (Preservation Project Assistant), who tells us about the treasures that have been uncovered during conservation work being carried out on […]
April update from the Library and Record Centre
Lambeth Palace Library and the Church of England Record Centre regularly embark on new projects and acquire and catalogue new material, from rare books and manuscripts to modern publications. Every […]
Christmas update from the Library and Record Centre
Lambeth Palace Library and the Church of England Record Centre regularly embark on new projects and acquire and catalogue new material, from rare books and manuscripts to modern publications. Every […]
Wholly Yellow Pages, Librarian!
Everyone has probably seen book pages discoloured by time, pollution and exposure to light. The pages turn yellow and brittle, especially at the edges. If they are ‘dog eared’ with corners […]
Historic paper repairs – with a pin!
Before the arrival of Asian papers in the late 1970s, Western paper was used to repair losses and tears in books. Ideally, the paper would be the same type, age, […]
