Derbyshire County Council has pledged to offer continued support to Buxton Museum after it was forced to close for maintenance work.
The BBC reports that Buxton Museum and Art Gallery shut at short notice at the start of June when dry rot was found in the building, with no timeframe given for how long remedial work will take.
But after a visit to the museum Derbyshire County Council Leader Barry Lewis said there is an "absolute commitment" to the service.
"Closing the museum and art gallery was a great disappointment but necessary so that this vital investigation work can be carried out," he said.
"However, there is an absolute commitment to supporting the museum and securing the long-term future of its collections."
Eight members of staff are currently working to move exhibits to storage before being moved to other roles.
During the closure the council is encouraging visitors to continue to enjoy the museum via the Wonders of the Peak website and by taking a virtual museum tour.