Preserving a school’s legacy is about more than protecting photographs. It’s about honoring the people, the stories behind them, and the way they connect generations. At Chadwick School, decades of history were at risk in a moisture-prone basement. Some photos had already suffered water damage, and archival boxes were rusting. By relocating the collection and beginning the process of careful review, every photo, document, and memory can now be preserved, organized, and shared for generations to come.
What We Did First
Relocated dozens of boxes from a damp basement to a sealed Archive Room
Prevented further deterioration by removing materials from harmful conditions
Secured the collection in one accessible, protected space
How We’re Making Sense of History
Reviewing each photo, document, and artifact by hand
Sorting and categorizing materials by decade
Prioritizing fragile and historically significant items
Building a roadmap for long-term preservation and storytelling
Restoration projects
Let us bring back your precious photos to their original brilliance.
Color Corrections
Photo Editing
Water Damage
Stains Removed
Download the list of print and digital memories to include in your collection