Nazi letters reveal paper restorers' role in compiling Holocaust hitlist'
Paper restorers and bookbinders were recruited to clean and restore records so Nazi authorities could identify people with Jewish ancestry and facilitate genocidal persecution.
This underrated, tiny west London museum is celebrating its 100th birthday with a blockbuster year of exhibitions in 2026
Leighton House celebrates its 100th year with exhibitions and workshops showcasing its history, international influences, Arab Hall origins, and restored collections.
Lost for Decades: Alice in Wonderland illustrator's heritage plaque rediscovered
An early jade-green heritage plaque for Sir John Tenniel, thought destroyed after 1950s demolition, was rediscovered, restored, and reinstalled on Fitz-George Avenue.
Egypt opens one of the Valley of the King's largest tombs DW 10/04/2025
Amenhotep III's tomb in Luxor reopened to the public after 20 years of Japanese-led, UNESCO-supported restoration, revealing exquisitely preserved Eighteenth Dynasty wall paintings.
A Feat of Engineering Transports the World's Best-Preserved Viking Ship to Its New Home
The Oseberg Viking Ship, a 9th-century burial ship with remarkable preservation, underwent extensive restoration and relocation to protect it for a new museum.