I know that in college my fraternity had the incoming members scan all the old scrapbooks into our computer incade anything bad happened to them we would still have a copy of it. And to keep the images and things still as a scrapbook she could probably use something like mixbook or shutterfly to make a new one with the same images. Hope that helps!
-Teresita
I know this listserv has dealt with the issue of preserving scrapbooks. So, I guess it is my turn to ask the question!My cousin inherited a scrapbook that is probably from the 1920s or 30s. So, it is not in the best of shape since it is old.Can you make suggestions on protecting the "scarp" - items and images - while still preserving the book? She would like to preserve historic nature of the scrapbook.Suggestions and where to find resources are welcomed!Monta Lee
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