Every reasonable care will be taken not to hasten dissolution, especially through loss or gross neglect.
The Keeper offers to be in attendance on a bi-weekly basis to meet the public, and to offer a consultation service to visitors based upon consideration of objects from either the WML/ML and /or, visitors’ own collections
Tea will be served to visitors for consultation in the WML Cabinet by the Keeper (prepared in the WML kitchen situated to the rear of the Cabinet Annexe, and served using the WML’s distinctive tea service).
The WML Cabinet will be available by arrangement for visitors to use as an area for quiet study.
Natural light will be an important aspect of the design of the WML Cabinet. Wooden venetian blinds will be fitted to all windows; care will be taken to keep the rooms shaded whenever possible — but with the opportunity to allow full daylight to be introduced for short periods during consultations, study etc.
There will be no air conditioning in the WML Cabinet Annexe. There will be a fully operational open fire in the WML Cabinet Annexe for use during winter months.
The Annexe will be self-contained — with its own main entrance, as well as an entrance from within the Letherium main building — and there will be accommodation for the Keeper or other approved Letherium visitors to stay overnight. A small roof garden will surround the Cabinet, planted and tended at the discretion of the Keeper (see San Cataldo).
There shall be only the most discreet signage to the WML Cabinet Annexe within the Letherium main building. However, full details about the WML’s presence, times for consultations, etc. are to be included in all ML information and on notice boards.
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