Photographs Archives - Page 6 of 7 - Maureen Taylor

Find the Faces Faster: Why Facial Recognition Is a Game-Changer for Family Photos

Friday is a big day in my life. It’s a special day set aside for photo consults with clients. I get to peek into your incredible collections and solve mysteries.

The Big Reveal: What Will YOU Discover?

Friday is a big day in my life. It’s a special day set aside for photo consults with clients. I get to peek into your incredible collections and solve mysteries.

A Photo Organizer Made for Family Historians by Family Historians.

It’s true. There is a relatively new app in a genealogist’s toolkit. It’s called MemoryWeb. Christopher and Nancy Desmond, realized that family historians needed extra features in a photo organizer

Paying Attention to Place

I live in Rhode Island. You’d think the answer to that question would be easy. It’s the smallest state in the country with 8 cities, 31 towns, and only 5

Always Soldiers: A Few Last Men of the Revolution

DAR Library Acquisition Assistant Andrew Boisvert is one crafty genealogist/historian. Years before we worked together on Rhode Island research projects. I'm well aware of his research skills. A few

Introducing the Glassmire Brothers

You gotta love a librarian! James Jeffrey of the Western History/Genealogy Collection of the Denver Public Library bought a couple of pictures and sent them to me. He also mailed

Reliving the Revolution: An Image at a Time

After being lucky enough to snag the last two tickets for a London performance of Hamilton, I feel fired up to work on volume 3 of my Last Muster series

Finding a Home for the Hollenbergs

On a recent trip to Burlington, Iowa, I drove through the town of Roseville, Illinois. Right in the middle of town was an antique store. It was lovely. Clean and

A Photo Full of Mystery

It was a photo I'd seen all my life. It's my maternal grandmother with two siblings, their parents and her brother's two children. I thought I knew the story. Turns

Is the Library Reference Department Defunct?

It happened again. I arrived early to a lecture venue at a public library. I thought. Oo. La. La. Books and reference sources, but when I looked around there were

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