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Hair Heirlooms
In the 19th century, families sometimes added an interesting twist (or braid or curl) to their memory albums: pieces of their friends' and relatives' hair.
9/25/2009
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Photo Detective: Paint a Family Picture
9/26/2009
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Scrapbooking Small Heirlooms
9/27/2009
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Discover Your Heirlooms' History
How much do you know about your family's keepsakes? We'll show you how to uncover their stories and preserve them for generations to come.
9/13/2010
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Photo Detective: Alice and the Looking Glass
9/28/2009
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5 Steps to save home movies
9/27/2009
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Photo Detective: Keeping the Peace
9/27/2009
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Photo Detective: Vintage to Vogue
7/20/2010
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Pre-Photography Resources
9/28/2009
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Cropping Polaroids and Books on Scrapbooking
Advice on cropping instant photos Books for scrapbooking inspiration
9/27/2009
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