Support the conservation of our Native American artifacts
Three exceptional artifacts in the Dyer Collection have been selected by Museum staff as candidates for conservation in 2009. Conservation of these artifacts is expected to cost several thousand dollars each. This work falls outside the Museum's operating budget and is supported entirely by private contributions.Your support of the Museum’s conservation work helps us ensure that the most precious artifacts in the Kansas City Museum’s collection are professionally cared for by our outstanding team of curatorial specialists and conservationists. We will commission a conservator’s report on the winning artifact, then proceed with conservation work. The preserved artifact will find its way into our galleries when the Museum is fully restored.

As a supporter of the Museum’s artifact collections, you’ll be participating in a behind-the-scenes but highly critical activity – stewardship of the collections.
The results of your gift will be visible to the public through the Kansas City Museum’s future exhibitions, publications and Web site.
Conservation of these artifacts is expected to cost several thousand dollars each. This work falls outside the Museum's operating budget and is supported entirely by private contributions.
You may support the conservation of these artifacts with a tax-deductible contribution that will go directly toward the conservation work. We are grateful for your consideration of this critical need and, as always, appreciate your support and patronage of the Friends of Kansas City Museum.
Support the conservation:
Levels of support
Archivist $ 25
Conservator $ 50
Curator* $ 100
Corinthian* $ 250
Conserve It Now** $ 4,000
* Includes membershio for one year.
** Includes lifetime membership.
** Includes lifetime membership.
A fund has been established at the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation for Kansas City Museum artifact conservation. For more information, contact Katrina Waldrop Henke at (816) 741-9320.
Dyer Native American Collection courtesy of the Kansas City Museum and Union Station Kansas City.





