[Genealib] Collections Software

[Christine SweetHart CG]

Dear List Members:
 
I am heading up a preservation project of historical documents at my
local library.  They have a multitude of items:  artifacts, textiles,
paintings, artwork, books, papers, journals, etc. that need to be
preserved, catalogued, and later made accessible for researchers to use.
When working at a historical society in another part of the state, we
used Past Perfect software.  Is this the industry standard?  Has anyone
else used something different?  I would appreciate the benefit of your
expertise in this area.
 
Sincerely,
 
Christine L. Sweet-Hart, CG(sm) 
www.pastmassters.com 
Dedicated to the rediscovery of and reconnection to Massachusetts
history through research, documentation, and preservation. 
Email: info at pastmassters.com 
Blog: www.pastmassters.blogspot.com 
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