Preserving Documents, Photographs, and Digital Memories program set for Oct. 1
Looking for a way to preserve important documents, photos and videos for future generations?
On Saturday, Oct. 1, at 10:30 a.m., the Delaware Public Archives will present a program discussing how to preserve photographs, documents, and digital memories. Attendees will leave this program with the knowledge needed to care for and preserve their irreplaceable memories.
Presented by Archives staff member Connor Graham, this program will include basic information and instruction on proper handling and storage of family papers, photographs and digital media to ensure long-term preservation and access.
Graham is a processing archivist at DPA and has worked on a number of manuscript and photograph collections including the Davis Collection, Gov. Charles L. Terry Collection, Marshall Family Genealogical papers, City of Wilmington Maps and Drawings, Kent County Probates, William David Rice Vietnam War Scrapbook, the Arcada Fleming McCoy Photograph Collection, and the Glenn Rude Glass Negative Collection. She also curates DPA exhibits and digitizes collections for online access. Graham will graduate with her master’s degree in Library and Information Science from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a concentration in Archival Studies in December 2016.
The program is free to the public and will last approximately one hour. No reservations are required. For more information, contact Tom Summers, 302-744-5047 or email thomas.summers@state.de.us.
