COURT HOUSE – County Clerk Rita Marie Fulginiti accepted delivery of 5 restored deed books in the Clerk’s continuing project to provide archival conservation treatments to the most compromised permanent volumes in the collection. The volumes received professional archival conservation treatments; they were disbound, surface cleaned, deacidified; tapes, adhesives and stains removed tears repaired. Prior to rebinding the volumes were scanned and microfilmed for preservation.
“These records are among the historical treasures of our county and are needed daily for land title research.” Fulginiti said. The public is welcome to visit the County Clerk’s Archives located at 7. N. Street or online at www.capemaycountyarchives.com.
Photo attached: Public Records staff Laurie Thomas (left) and Dawn Sheeks (right) assisted County Clerk Rita Marie Fulginiti (center) with unpacking and inspecting Deed books 45, 733, 734, 736 and 768 received from William Stewart (center back) of Kofile Preservation from Essex, Vermont.
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