Museum Textile Services: New England's Premier Textile Conservation Studio
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Your family christening gown. The signature quilt on display at a local history museum. A flag carried into battle during the Civil War. Each of these textiles tells a story about our personal and collective past. And each story brings meaning to our present.
Founded in 1999, Museum Textile Services is one of just a handful of independent conservation studios that specialize in preserving textiles that are under the care of private individuals, cultural heritage institutions, and government agencies. Museum Textile Services is a trusted resource for education and information on the conservation, storage, exhibition, and care of textiles of personal and cultural significance. |
Camille Myers Breeze and students at the Logan Museum of Anthropology during the recent Introduction to Textile Conservation class at Beloit College's Center for Collections Care.
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NewsRegistration is open for Camille Breeze's two fall classes at the International Preservation Studies Center in Freeport, IL. June 20-22 and June 24-26.
Camille and Morgan's upcoming classes at Beloit's Center for Collections Care will take place July 22-28, 2019 in Beloit, WI. Read our 2018 MTS Magazine
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