How to Pass On Research: What to Include in Your “Genealogy Will”
Create a "genealogy will" that outlines for your heirs what you'd like for your research after you're gone. Here's what to include in it.
Read MoreHow to Archive Social Media Posts
Archive the photos, memories and genealogical details you and others have shared on social media. Plus, learn what privacy and copyright issues you should be aware of.
Read MoreMemorialize Family Stories with Remembering a Life
Keep family memories alive with RememberingALife.com, a site created by the National Funeral Directors Association. Sponsored by RememberingALife.com.
Read MoreHow to Store Old Books and Magazines in 6 Steps
Preserve the magazines, novels, directories, histories and other books in your family history collection with these tips.
Read MoreA Genealogist’s Guide to Archival Supplies
Preserve your family treasures with these archiving tips and tools every genealogist should have.
Read MoreHow to Clean and Preserve Tombstones Premium
The better preserved tombstones are, the more information they can offer genealogists. Here's how to safely clean and preserve gravestones, as well as enhance the writing on them.
Read MoreFlatbed Scanning Q&A: Slides, Photo Negatives and More
Your flatbed scanner can do more than you think. Learn how to quickly scan slides, photo negatives and large items, plus combine multiple scans into one image.
Read More6 Ways to Preserve Your Experiences for the Next Generation
Don't let thoughts and feelings fade away! Learn how to protect and preserve diaries and journals so they can be enjoyed for generations. Plus, discover what journaling and preservation looks like in the digital age.
Read More5 Steps for Archiving Family Slides
Don't let your family's vacation memories fade! Save your treasured family slides with these easy tips.
Read More9 Ideas for Saving Greeting Cards
Here are nine ideas for saving greeting cards, including how to preserve, display, and use them as a genealogical research resource.
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