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Subject: [ROOTS-L] Re: ROOTS-L Digest V06 #60 Document preservation

Rose...Perhaps you live near an University or a large research library.  They 
 often restore books of value.
Some years back I was in Death Valley,Ca. in one of the abandoned town  sites 
at the southern edge of the valley.
I located a curved tobacco can with a paper inside. All dry and very frail.  
It was certain I could not unfold it. 
After some time I contacted the Huntington Library in Pasadena,Ca.  And a 
gentleman by the name of John Tank restored this paper.
 
I am the proud owner of the claim to Greenwater, that abandoned town site  in 
Death Valley,Ca.
If you are in the area and go to the Valley Museum there is a claim for  
Greenwater on view.  It is a fake as I own the original filing for that  site.
 
There is hope for folks like us because there is help out there.
 
GOOD LUCK....... PJ Mathon