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Landmarks: behind the scenes with conservators
Ainslie Greiner, Carmela Mollica, Nicki Smith and Daniel Oakman
Behind the Scenes – Landmarks series, 20 October 2011
Following a background to the Landmarks gallery by Daniel Oakman, three of the Museum’s conservators shared the techniques and process used to prepare, treat and install the Kenya station windmill, one of the Springfield dresses, and Phar Lap’s heart.
Behind the Scenes – Landmarks series
- Landmarks: behind the scenes with conservatorsAinslie Greiner, Carmela Mollica, Nicki Smith and Daniel Oakman
- The Melbourne Cup: 150 years of historyIsa Menzies, National Museum of Australia
- The Chinese in BendigoAnne-Marie Conde, National Museum of Australia
- Parliament for the peopleJennifer Wilson, National Museum of Australia
- Matthew Flinders in the Recherche ArchipelagoPip McNaught, National Museum of Australia
- The Sunshine harvesterLeah Bartsch, National Museum of Australia
- Creating a colony: the European settlement of Tasmania 1803–1853Anthea Gunn, National Museum of Australia
- Robe is not famous for robesJennifer Wilson, National Museum of Australia
- The ‘spirit of inquiry’ in Port MacquarieRoslyn Russell, National Museum of Australia
- Heavens above!Vince Ford, Hermann Wehner and Dr Kirsten Wehner
- ‘Never enough grass’ and Bowen DownsDr George Main, National Museum of Australia
- Introduction to the Creating a Country galleryDr Kirsten Wehner, National Museum of Australia
