Do you have boxes and bins of photos, slides, negatives and digital photos? Stacks of memorabilia? Are you the recipient of your family’s history and all that comes with it? Learn best practices and tips to assist you in organizing and preserving your personal and family archives.

Topics covered will include the basics on physical and digital photo organizing, what to do with memorabilia, archival storage for your physical items, and storage and backup solutions for your digital archives. The presentation will be lecture style with plenty of opportunity for discussion and questions. Archival-quality storage and digital storage solutions will also be demonstrated. Look forward to spending an evening learning how to preserve your memories for yourself and the future!

About Sue Triggs Rhuda:

Sue has loved stories and photos and books her entire life. Her dad and grandad both worked for Eastman Kodak Co. so to say there were a lot of photos around growing up is an understatement. Now these treasures have passed to Sue and she is the official “Family Archivist” for both sides of the family, and eager to pass on family stories to the next generation.

Sue’s professional career has included 20 years in apparel design and product management. An itch to try something different let her to a graduate degree in interior design. She continued her career path as a commercial interior designer.

Her wealth of design and project management skills has been invaluable in the photo organizing business that she started in 2016, Modern Memorykeeper.

While Sue is located just north of Boston, Massachusetts, she is able to work with clients nationally and internationally through remote work.

When Sue is not organizing photos, she’s hanging out with friends, making magic out of fabric and yarn, attempting to garden, walking the dog, and spending time at the beach. She loves living near the footsteps of my New England ancestors, and in my favorite part of the country.

Sue is thrilled to be able combine a lifetime of expertise in various fields to help you organize your family photos and preserve your family memories. Please visit

www.modernmemorykeeper.com for more information and to book a call to get started !

This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.