Learn how to identify, preserve, and interpret the old photographs in your personal collection! We will
rethink the role photography has had in our lives and develop a plan so you can confidently manage
your collection, even if it includes thousands of images. This is a quick-paced, introductory workshop
that incorporates authentic examples of 19th and 20th century images.
Attendees will:
--Learn the basics of the history of photography and photographic processes.
--Be challenged to think about photographic images in new ways and explore the many things
that can be learned from a single image.
--Learn how to best preserve, store, share, and display photographs to keep them safe, organized,
and accessible for future generations.
Each workshop comes with a specialized resource guide that is made available to all attendees.

About the Instructor
Lindsey Smith is a museum curator and educator who loves to help people interpret, preserve, and

better understand the objects that make up our world. Lindsey has developed a series of introductory-
level workshops and courses that combine her professional background with the needs and interests of individuals.

Registration is required for this program. Please either call the library at 610-358-3445 or come in to sign up!