Archival Methods

September is Save Your Photos Month! Archival Methods is proud to be a sponsor of this FREE online summit. Take advantage of more than 40 short classes about managing your photo collection, taught by professional photo organizers. Classes are pre-recorded, so you can watch them anytime.

We are closed today. Be well this holiday weekend.

Join Kate from Archival Methods for this webinar on preserving your family heirlooms!

Happy Friday! Enjoying some coffee and not seeing snow out the home office window. #lovewhatyoudo #archivalmethods #nosnow

#quarantinelife

Every little bit helps.

**Archival Methods Temporarily Closing; Orders Placed Will Be Delayed** To our customers, partners, and colleagues, As we navigate these uncertain times and make critical adjustments to our daily lives, the health of our employees and customers is top of mind. We are closely monitoring state and federal information sources as we respond to the COVID-19 situation.... Archival Methods has taken extra precautions to ensure the safety of our employees and products. However, per New York State mandates for closing non-essential businesses, we will be closing at the end of business on Friday, March 20. You will still be able to place orders, but we will not be shipping until the mandate is lifted, and we are back to work. Please email us or call 866-877-7050 if you have questions about orders or products. Response time will not be immediate, but we will get back to you as soon as possible. And if you find yourself with more time than usual at home, or are now homeschooling kids, consider a family history project! Our online Preservation Guide for Paper & Photographs is a great resource. In good health, Dennis Inch, Founder & CEO Angela Copie, President

Free webinars from the The New York Genealogical & Biographical Society - NYG&B.

Thanks to Daniel Earl, The Family History Guy for including us in "Best of the Expo Hall" in his RootsTech roundup!

Come learn the best ways to store your heirlooms!

WE NEED YOUR HELP to fully dress the set for the upcoming production of LOOKS LIKE PRETTY. Set, in 1963 in the labs at Kodak Park, we are looking for the follow...ing items: Kodacolor X 126 film cartridges- any cartridges that will go into to an instamatic camera (also called Kodapaks). 126 Film Negatives AG1 flash bulbs Items that might have been found in a 1950s-1960s Kodak dark room- developing timer, containers chemicals would have been in, beakers, film holders. Film negative drying rack/clips. Boxes of Kodak items that could be used as set dressing from this time period Any Kodak books from 1950s-1960s about color photography or developing film (Books can be labeled and returned at the end of the production) Instamatic 100 camera in good condition or even original packaging! Please personal message us if you have these items and are willing to donate pieces to us.

Dispatches from RootsTech, Day 2. Live tweeted with Dan Earl, the Family History Guy to highlight our booth.

Dispatches from RootsTech 2020: Day 1. Hello Salt Lake City! We are here for the world’s largest genealogy conference. Setting up our booth and the emptiest this expo hall will be all week.