HISTORIC PRESERVATION PROGRAM

The UVM Historic Preservation Program continues to expand its facilities in Wheeler House.

With the support from the College or Arts and Sciences and contributions to the UVM Historic Preservation Fund by alumni and others, the Historic Preservation Program has upgraded its Historic Preservation Studio in Room 103 in Wheeler House with up-to-date Macintosh and Windows computer equipment, digital microscopes, scanners, printers, projectors, highspeed and wireless internet connections and other new equipment.

In addition, the Historic Preservation Program has a digital microscopy lab space, a project workroom, a preservation resource library and an architectural fragment collection.

In addition to the facilities in Wheeler House, some courses are taught in classrooms and laboratories in other UVM campus buildings.

 
Graduate students researching historic decorative finishes for restoration work on the Vermont State House.