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After the Flood:
Resources for Flood-damaged Materials
Have your collections been affected by the recent Nor’easter? NEDCC has compiled a list of resources to assist you in the recovery of family treasures and institutional collections. Thanks to the National Endowment for the Humanities, NEDCC can also provide free telephone guidance to help you salvage your collections. Questions? Contact Lori Foley, Telephone: (978) 470-1010 x223, , or Donia Conn, Telephone (978) 470-1010 x220, .
Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA)
Caution Recommended upon Return to Flood Damaged Home
Governor Patrick Announces Federal Flood Aid on its Way
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Don't Pump Out Basements Too Early or Too Fast
Disaster Officials Offer Tips to Speed Assistance
Recovering From and Coping With Flood Damaged Property
Northeast Document Conservation Center Preservation Leaflets
Emergency Salvage of Wet Books and Records
Emergency Salvage of Wet Photographs
Emergency Salvage of Moldy Books and Paper
American Institute for Conservation
Tips for the Care for Water-Damaged Family Heirlooms and Other Valuables
Heritage Emergency National Task Force
Resources for Response and Recovery
National Park Service Conserve O Grams
Health and Safety Hazards Arising From Floods
Emergency Treatment for Water-Soaked Furniture and Wooden Objects
Salvage At A Glance, Part I: Paper Based Collections
Salvage At A Glance, Part II: Non-Paper Based Archival Collections
Salvage At A Glance Part III: Object Collections
Salvage At A Glance Part IV: Natural History Collections
Salvage At A Glance Part V: Textiles
Library of Congress
Preserving Treasures After the Disaster
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Mold Prevention Strategies and Possible Health Effects in the Aftermath of Hurricanes and Major Floods