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“Wish you were here!” Those four little words, first penned in the early 20th century’s golden age of postcards, now appear on missives sent worldwide. The craze for the cheap, brief and colorful communication postcards provided continued until only recently, when email and text messaging took over. Chances are you have a few old picture postcards somewhere in your home today.
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Now What?: Digitizing Photos for Your Online Family Tree Premium
Expert advice on simple options for digitizing family photos.
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How to save your photos after a flood has soaked them.
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What should you do when an old photo has become stuck to the glass in its frame? Follow these three best practices to salvage your precious family pictures.
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Should you write on the back of photos? Learn how to identify people, places and events in photos using photo-safe techniques.
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