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How To Interview a Relative |
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Written by Kimberly Powell
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Friday, 03 March 2006 |
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Getting people to share their stories isn't always easy. Follow these step-by-step ideas for a successful family history interview!
Difficulty: Average
Time Required: 1-2 hours |
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Using Duplicates of Your Precious Family Photos |
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Written by Hyle Campbell
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Friday, 03 March 2006 |
If you are working on a heritage scrapbook to creatively display your family photographs, using sheet protectors can go a long way toward protecting your precious snapshots. Many of the photos you are working with are probably "one-of-a-kind," however, so take extra-special care of them by making copies to work with. This way you can store the original photos in acid-free, archival envelopes or photo holders in a dark place with a cool, even temperature.
The less the originals are handled, the better they are preserved. Creating duplicates of your family photos also allows you to be more creative without fear of damaging or even losing irreplaceable pictures. You can crop, enlarge, embellish, repair, colorize and much more! |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 04 March 2006 )
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How to Care For Old Photos in Your Collection |
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Written by By Karen Smith
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Friday, 03 March 2006 |
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 How many of us have found boxes of old photographs or family documents stored in the attic or basement? Upon inspection, the photos or papers inside are stuck together, stained or discolored, or crumble when touched. Those irreplaceable records of family history will not survive the adverse conditions of attics and basements, the worst places to store old documents.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 03 March 2006 )
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