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A Quiet Life, A Lasting Legacy: Remembering My Nana

Collecting is often a hobby that starts when we’re in grade school. Did you have a childhood hobby? I did. I loved learning about family history and old photos. I’m

Episode 136: A Lifetime of Love: Collecting Images of New York City with Ray Simone | Photo Detective Podcast

Episode 136: A Lifetime of Love: Collecting Old Photos of New York City with Ray Simone

Collecting is often a hobby that starts when we’re in grade school. Did you have a childhood hobby? I did. I loved learning about family history and old photos. I’m

An Altered Reality: One Man. Two Photos

One time a reporter asked me to tell them how many photos I've seen in my career. I'm simply not able to estimate that number. As a picture person, I

Episode 131: Visualizing Equality: African American Rights in Photographs and Drawings with Dr. Aston Gonzalez | Photo Detective Podcast

Episode 131: Visualizing Equality: African American Rights in Photographs and Drawings with Dr. Aston Gonzalez

The fight for racial equality in the nineteenth century played out not only in marches and political conventions but also in the print and visual culture created and disseminated throughout

Episode 130: Ask Maureen May 2021 | Photo Detective Podcast

Episode 130: Ask Maureen May 2021

Each month Maureen answers questions from listeners. When scanning cabinet cards, do you only do one scan of the entire front of the card which would include the border &

Episode 129: Using Photos to Create Heirlooms With GenerationStory

Two and a half years ago, Shannon Uschold of GenerationStory app was a guest on this podcast. Listeners rocketed it to one of the top ten episodes where it stayed

Episode 121:Ask Maureen March 2021 | Photo Detective Podcast

Episode 121: Ask Maureen March 2021

In this monthly podcast, Maureen shares questions received via email and through social media. Can you tell us about changing exposure times for photographic portraits and why people didn't smile

What Do You See in a Photo?

On the surface this is a simple family snapshot. My Mom and Dad are in the middle. It’s their wedding day; my mother’s oldest sister stands to her left and

Make Relatives Work For Their Supper ?

It is possible to survive the holiday season, with sanity intact, by planning ahead and developing a sense of humor. Unexpected visits by relatives and cranky cousins add to your

Tips for Saving The Life of a Photo

At a recent family gathering, I met a woman who was amazed that an unidentified photograph could be a valuable piece of family history and that it could be identified.

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