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The Virtual Reconstruction of Lost Heritage: The Hamilton Inventories Project

This paper describes an innovative project to reconstruct, from the resources of libraries, museums and archives worldwide, one of the finest historical private collections ever to be assembled in Europe. The Virtual Hamilton Palace Trust was set up to recreate, on the Web, a lost Ducal Palace and its spectacular collections of fine and decorative art, which have been scattered throughout the world. The prototype of this project is described with illustrations. It has recently undergone a comprehensive evaluation by researchers and prospective users, and this paper discusses why and how that was carried out, and what conclusions were reached.