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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Improving Flat File Storage for Rare and Historical Maps [the Newberry Library Requests Funds From the National Endowment for the Humanities to Rehouse 12,000 Rare and Historical Maps Stored Flat to Ensure Long-term Preservation and Free Public Access. the Project Will Use Environmentally Sustainable Methods to Remove Failing Flat File Storage Furniture, Purchase and Install New Furniture That Nearly Quadruples Storage Capacity With Minimal Increase in Footprint, Improve Protective Housing Throughout the Flat Map Collection, and Create Space for the Collection to Continue to Grow.]
Committed
$347,130
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