The winner of our Photo Contest is Alycia Rodríguez! Alycia submitted the following photo: Alycia says she received the photo from a second cousin. It includes “Tata Joe’s mom with a few known siblings,” but the rest of the people are unknown. She is hoping to learn how to identify
Do you have a family photo in your collection with people you don’t recognize? Perhaps you have a photo that was taken in an unusual place that you can’t identify. Often we have to decipher clues in our old photos to understand the time, place, people, and events happening in
Maureen Taylor, the photo detective, is presenting an interactive hands-on workshop on Friday, October 16: Love and Loss in the Family Album: Finding the Story Between the Covers. If you know how to read the clues, photo albums tell a story. They are a “snapshot” of your family at a
Pima County Genealogy Society is hosting a seminar with photo expert, Maureen Taylor on October 17. Join us for a deep-dive into historic photograph identification and photo preservation. We will learn how to follow clues in old photographs, identify the who, what, when, where, and why of the photos, preserve
The following was written by Bob Black, Director of Tucson Family History Center and PCGS Steering Committee Member. The Family History Center (500 S. Langley, southwest of Broadway and Kolb by Palo Verde Park) recently purchased a Kodak PS80 Scanning System. The system includes a high-speed photo scanner (85 pages
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