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What do you do with old family letters?
Once the letters are encapsulated, put them in archival file folders and then into filing cabinets, or you can place them in three-ring binders. Family letters are a unique, one-of-a-kind one record collection. The information in them is priceless and should be preserved.
What do you do with old letters?
Scan and store them on your computer. If you really want to keep them, scan them they'll take up much less room. Keep them, so you can one day give them back to the writer. Repurpose them into scrapbook and journal embellishments.
What can you do with old family papers?
Wash your hands to avoid transferring oils to paper and work on a clean, flat surface. Carefully unfold the document and remove any staples, pins or fasteners. Place each item in an acid-free, lignin-free folder or archival plastic enclosure.
What is the best way to preserve old photos?
Storing Old Photos To store photographs individually, place them in plastic sleeves void of PVC. These can be purchased at photo supply stores and some craft stores. Plastic sandwich bags are a good, inexpensive alternative to plastic sleeves if special supplies do not fit into your budget.
What is the best way to preserve old photographs?
Storing Old Photos To store photographs individually, place them in plastic sleeves void of PVC. These can be purchased at photo supply stores and some craft stores. Plastic sandwich bags are a good, inexpensive alternative to plastic sleeves if special supplies do not fit into your budget.
How can I keep my photos safe forever?
Back-up your hard drive. Make sure that your images are not saved only in one place (your desktop/laptop computer, for example). Burn your images on CDs/DVDs. Use online storage. Print your images and place them in a photo album. Save your prints, too!
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