More funding needed to preserve museum’s collection for another generation

Ellen Ebsary
Updated October 23 2017 - 10:55pm, first published 3:09pm
TASK AHEAD: Christine Hay, former president of the Chiltern Athenaeum Trust and independent curator Ali Rowe are working to preserve the trust's collection. A project to train volunteers was knocked back. Picture: SIMON BAYLISS
TASK AHEAD: Christine Hay, former president of the Chiltern Athenaeum Trust and independent curator Ali Rowe are working to preserve the trust's collection. A project to train volunteers was knocked back. Picture: SIMON BAYLISS

The Chiltern Athenaeum Trust has received $8405 from the Victorian government to preserve its collection, but more funding is needed if the historic items are to survive the next generation, volunteers believe.

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Ellen Ebsary

Ellen Ebsary

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