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Ancestry/Genealogy

NYC_SKP

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1. Certainly, family photos are increasingly easier to preserve and to share.

Reply to grasswire (Original post)

Wed Jul 16, 2014, 10:01 PM

Jul 2014

For larger, non-2D, artifacts, one could publish/share photographs of these and any research results associated with them, ie: "Here are some links about grandma's brooch, grandpa's pocket watch".

For those with the funds or equipment, 3-D scans could accompany the photos!

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how do you preserve an aggregate of family memorabilia... [View all] grasswire Jul 2014 OP

Certainly, family photos are increasingly easier to preserve and to share. NYC_SKP Jul 2014 #1

Hoarders don't want to give up the items, JimDandy Jul 2014 #2

good insight grasswire Jul 2014 #3

Bring a computer, scanner printer in. kickysnana Jul 2014 #4

Is there anyone that this hoarder is particularly close to? kdmorris Jul 2014 #5

apt description grasswire Jul 2014 #6