Preserving the Remnants
Preserving Remnants that may forgotten, and hold on to Remnants that are remembered, so they may be studied and admired by those who wish to learn from them.
Preserving Remnants that may forgotten, and hold on to Remnants that are remembered, so they may be studied and admired by those who wish to learn from them.
Preserving those Remnants that would otherwise be lost to time or improperly stored and be beyond restoration. To not only try and preserve acquired Remnants but to maintain them as well with processes of restoration if need be.
Preserve-To protect from future damages and deterioration.
Restoration-To repair Remnants that have already sustained decay, damage, or deterioration.
Remnants whether they be documents on the verge of withering away from water damage, artworks that have been discolored, sculptures that have been chipped, metals that have been rusted, and etc. will all be documented and cataloged before attempts at restoration will be made. If restoration cannot be made the Remnants will be preserved for as long as possible.
