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PreservationPreservation projects are aimed at preventing the decay or destruction of old or unused timekeepers. The mu seum will accept any historic, rare or antique timepiece for preservation. Upon successful preservation, the Board of Directors, with the supporting members of Chapter 180, determines the viability of restoration and exhibit. The Museum and supporting N.A.W.C.C. Chapter(s) will partner with government agencies, historical associati ons, civic organizations and private individuals on a case-by-case basis. RestorationThe supporting members of the Museum have completed many restoration projects throughout the years, including the restoration of the hosting Whatcom Museum's tower clock. The West Coast Clock & Watch Museum continues to be dedicated to global restorative efforts in horology. Information regarding restorative projects will be announced in News; and, we will detail projects here. The Museum and supporting N.A.W.C.C. Chapters will partner with government agencies, historical associations, private organizations, private individuals and companies on a case-by-case basis. |
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