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Hotel Indigo Conservation Update: 2025 Albany Trip

City Archaeologists visited the New York State Museum to see how staff were preparing to install a conserved 18th century ship.
Page updated on July 15, 2025 at 8:33 AM

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2025 Albany Trip

June 2025

City archaeologists ventured north to Albany’s New York State Museum (NYSM) to get a first-hand look at how archaeologists, conservators, and museum exhibit fabricators are working together to install the conserved 18th century ship found at the World Trade Center Site. The vessel will serve as the centerpiece of their exhibit on America's founding. 

Alexandria Archaeologists learned valuable lessons by taking part in the process. City staff helped unpack and organize timbers, clean excess polyethylene glycol from the artifacts, and mend broken pieces ahead of final install. This visit provided City archaeologists with a preview of the time and resources needed to install and care-take a conserved historic ship. We are so thankful to all the staff at the NYSM for providing us this incredible opportunity.

WTC ship installation (landscape)

 

World Trade Center ship installation (portrait mode)
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