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Great advice from AARP® on preserving your family's history. View online

How to preserve photos for genealogy projects

29 tips to preserve your family's history

We thought you’d be interested in this story -- sharing tips on caring for family history that was just sent to 33 million AARP® readers.

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See how easy it is to preserve your photo history

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ScanMyPhotos interviewed for AARP on genealogy.

AARP just published a comprehensive genealogy guide for readers focused on tracing family history through old photos. ScanMyPhotos was selected as the authority on photo scanning and preservation. That choice reflects on our decades of experience handling irreplaceable family photographs. AARP does not make those selections lightly.

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AARP Smart Guide to Genealogy: 29 tips to help you discover your roots and leave a lasting family legacy

The article written by Matt Alderton is delivering renewed interest in tracing family history through old photos. Hope it inspires you too. For many, genealogy is not about names or dates. It’s about photographs. Faces. Moments. Context. This article treats photo preservation as essential, not optional. That perspective resonates for everyone who cares about doing this once and doing it right

"For decades, it’s been a privilege to help families protect the photos that hold their history. Seeing our guidance shared with millions through AARP’s genealogy coverage felt like opening an old album together. If it helps even one family rediscover their roots and feel that warmth again, it’s worth everything." -- Mitch, Chief Photo Archivist, ScanMyPhotos.

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Read the AARP guide if this topic matters to you. (The article sits behind AARP’s subscriber wall. But we are trying to get it accessible to everyone).

👉Discover useful genealogy tips in this AARP article

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The referenced article appears on AARP.org and may require an AARP membership to view. All content is © AARP. ScanMyPhotos is not associated with AARP.

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