Preserving and Organizing Family Photos – An Interview With Maureen Taylor

In this episode of the Family Tree Magazine podcast, Maureen Taylor offers tips for preserving cherished family photos for years to come. https://media.blubrry.com/family_tree_magazine/content.blubrry.com/family_tree_magazine/2025-02-FTM.mp3 Feature: Preserving Family Photos With Maureen Taylor It’s a wonderful thing to have old family photos but organizing them can present quite a challenge. They may be loose in boxes or stuck in old magnetic albums or other albums that are falling apart. Tackle the daunting task of preserving your treasured photos with the Photo Detective, Maureen Taylor. In the article Photographic Memory (January/February 2025 issue of Family Tree Magazine), Taylor lays out seven steps to preserve and organize family photos: 1) Weed out photos 2) Label people and places 3) Scan your prints 4) Work with a digital organizer (services mentioned: MemoryWeb, Forever) 5) Gather supplies 6) Pick the right storage space 7) Prepare for disaster Read Photographic Memory by Maureen Taylor. Visit Our Sponsor: Storied.com The next generation of family history is here. Storied is taking family history to new and exciting places with AI, StoriedBooks™ and more. With billions of historical records and exclusive newspaper publications, you can build and expand your family tree with ease. Collaborating with your family has never been easier or more affordable. Don’t let your family’s legacy go untold. Preserve these memories in a beautiful, interactive format that will be cherished for generations. Turn your family’s journey into a stunning StoriedBook™, a keepsake to pass down to your children and grandchildren. Visit Storied today and get started for free. Stay in the Know Sign up now for our FREE daily newsletter and get: * Expert tips and tricks to accelerate your research * In-depth articles on a variety of genealogical topics * Exclusive offers on new tools and resources Plus, find Family Tree Magazine on your favorite social channels: Facebook