That which is preserved is remembered. Too often, personal and family histories are tucked away in basements or attics—vulnerable to damage or loss. Join the Society’s collections experts to learn practical, at-home preservation techniques, from recording oral histories to organizing and digitizing photographs, so your stories and objects can be protected for generations.

Presented by Jeremy Dimick, DHS Director of Curatorial & Collections, Billy Wall-Winkel, DHS Field Curator, and Brendan Roney, DHS Manager of Digital Projects.

Part of the Detroit Historical Society Quad Anniversary Lecture Series.

Free museum admission