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In this episode of the Family Tree Magazine podcast, Denise May Levenick shares some valuable tips for preserving the keepsakes that matter most to you, including diplomas, artwork, and photos.

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Feature: Preserving Diplomas, Photos and Other Keepsakes

Time can take a toll on the documents, photos and other heirlooms you hold dear–items that tell a story about you or your family history. In this interview, Denise May Levenick shares some tips and tricks for keeping those valuable artifacts in good shape.

Mentioned in this episode:

  • Displaying diplomas and certificates
  • Combating environmental wear and tear
  • Storing family heirlooms in your home
  • Dealing with water damage
  • Determining what to keep and what to toss
  • Balancing preservation and use of family items
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When it comes to family history, our instinct is to preserve everything. But, knowing what not to keep is just as important as knowing what to save.

  • Expert tips and tricks to accelerate your research
  • In-depth articles on a variety of genealogical topics
  • Exclusive offers on new tools and resources

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Andrew Koch is the Editor of Family Tree Magazine.

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