Walter G. May, training days 1917, reading a letter from his sweetheart, soon to be wife. … [Read more...]
Before the Pirate Toy Chest Became an Heirloom: Treasure Chest Thursday
Fire! Fire! Fire! As I researched the manufacturer of our newest family heirloom -- Mr. Curator's childhood "pirate" toy chest -- I discovered that we may own a unique relic of a once-thriving American toy company. Fire at former Cass Toy factory, January 19, 2012Photo by Gary Beauchemin, … [Read more...]
How to Freeze Water Damaged Photos for Future Conservation
Water damaged photographs can often be salvaged, but you may not have time or resources to take care of your family memories immediately. The Northeast Document Conservation Center recommends this simple method for postponing photo recovery efforts -- Air drying is the preferred method for dealing … [Read more...]
Women of Colorado! You Have the Vote!
WOMEN OF COLORADO!YOU HAVE THE VOTEHELP GET IT FOR WOMEN THROUGHOUT THE NATIONBY VOTING AGAINST WOODROW WILSON AS THEDEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESSTHE NATIONAL WOMAN'S PARTY Mom sent me a photocopy of this image a few years ago showing my grandmother Arline posing in front of a Colorado … [Read more...]
Keep Up With Your Keepsakes
Fingerprint Your Heirlooms Find practical ideas and step-by-step guidance to help you care for heirlooms in How to Archive Family Keepsakes, and for a limited time recieve three free Heirloom Registry stickers to use in identifying your family treasures for future generations. The Family … [Read more...]
Superstorm Sandy Hits California
I just received word that my web service SquareSpace may be going dark due to flooding from Hurricane Sandy in Lower Manhattan. This will result in all SquareSpace websites going offline, including The Family Curator. Photo by Gilad Lotan, http://flic.kr/p/dpbTso Thankfully, all SquareSpace … [Read more...]
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