How to ensure conservation through good maintenance

By:

Dann, N

Contributor(s):

Worthing, D

Language: English Series: CSM ; 7(6) March 1998, 40-41(2)Publication details: 1998Subject(s):

Summary: Considers the importance of regular maintenace for historic buildings highlighting differences in current practice between the UK and the Netherlands. Discusses the work of the Dutch organisation Monumentenwacht(Monument watch) funded by subscription from individual owners of historic buildings.

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Considers the importance of regular maintenace for historic buildings highlighting differences in current practice between the UK and the Netherlands. Discusses the work of the Dutch organisation Monumentenwacht(Monument watch) funded by subscription from individual owners of historic buildings.

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