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{{toplink|url=http://www.ccaha.org|name=ccaha.org}}<blockquote>''Conservation and Preservation Services''</blockquote>
{{toplink|url=http://www.ccaha.org|name=ccaha.org}}<blockquote>''Conservation and Preservation Services''</blockquote>
'''CCAHA''' is a nonprofit conservation center in Philadelphia. '''Our conservators repair and stabilize books, photographs, and documents'''. Our preservation staff members work in the field, helping institutions plan for the future of their collections.
'''CCAHA''' is a nonprofit conservation center in Philadelphia. '''Our conservators repair and stabilize books, photographs, and documents'''. Our preservation staff members work in the field, helping institutions plan for the future of their collections.
We work to meet our mission every day, by helping our clients share the stories of their objects, by leading large-scale preservation services initiatives, by providing subsidized collections care training across the country, by researching and field-testing the latest in conservation technology.


''Note:''&nbsp;The above descriptive informaton came from the organization's [http://ccaha.org/about About Us] page.
''Note:''&nbsp;The above descriptive informaton came from the organization's [http://ccaha.org/about About Us] page.

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Conservation and Preservation Services

CCAHA is a nonprofit conservation center in Philadelphia. Our conservators repair and stabilize books, photographs, and documents. Our preservation staff members work in the field, helping institutions plan for the future of their collections.

We work to meet our mission every day, by helping our clients share the stories of their objects, by leading large-scale preservation services initiatives, by providing subsidized collections care training across the country, by researching and field-testing the latest in conservation technology.

Note: The above descriptive informaton came from the organization's About Us page.

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