Remedying the effects of climate change on a painting in an historic house

Small and large collections of hatchments in Churches present many conservation challenges. Determined groups of parishioners are key to driving forward such projects, often by obtaining National Lottery funding that also broadens out projects to provide interest and involvement for the local community.

Specialist practical conservation treatments for three dimensional objects regardless of material or time period.

Providing comprehensive support for exhibitions and loans.

Conservation of Charles 1st panel in-situ at St Eadburgh's church, Warwickshire.

Here are just a few highlights of projects undertaken in churches recently. All works seek to improve the visual look by removing surface dusts and corrosion and improve the stability of the objects.

Providing bespoke training programs for archaeologists, volunteers and museum staff. Both online and in-person.

Drakon undertakes many x-ray projects for conservation and archive.

Shortlisted for the 2023 Museum + Heritage Awards (Restoration or Conservtion project of the year) The project achieved specialist conservation of fifteen loom-woven marram grass wall panels located in a small Victorian cemetery chapel in the market town of Wem in North Shropshire. 

Cleaning and retouching of the Epping war memorial.