Family, Memory & Stories: practical guides for 5 underexposed ideas
Photos and objects do not preserve a story on their own; they need context, selection and a form people will actually use.
Photos and objects do not preserve a story on their own; they need context, selection and a form people will actually use.
Mystery items lose context quickly when objects are moved, relatives are unavailable and guesses become repeated as facts. A detective-style archive keeps observations, questions and sources separate.