Welcome to this week’s episode of Tales From the Pictures We Saved. 

 

We’ve spent the past 26 years helping our customers preserve tens of millions of happy memories, milestones, achievements, and events—all of which have incredible stories behind each and every photo.

And now we’re eager to share these stories with you.

In this week’s episode, one ScanMyPhotos customer discovers the magic of undiscovered photos she’d never seen before.

Preview: There is a special moment that often happens when looking through photos. As you’re flipping through picture after picture, remembering all the good times, you’ll stumble onto a few photos you’ve never seen before. You’ll recognize the faces in them, possibly even the locations, but these pictures provide you with a slice of life you’ve never had the privilege to see before.

Do you have a photo story to share?

Contact us today and your tale could be featured on an upcoming episode!

This episode features music by Bensound.com. Monika Jansen, ScanMyPhoto’s resident blogger and editor was voiced by herself. 

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Tune into prior Tales From The Pictures We Saved

Episode 1: The Simple Mistake And The Long Lost Letter

Episode 2: The Last Gift

Episode 3: Remembering the Difference We Can Make

Episode 4: Ain’t Tech Grand?

Episode 5: Preserving Memories and Native American Heritage

Bonus Episode: Must-Hear Tips from Professional Organizer Andrew Mellen

Episode 6: Memories of a Missing Brother

Episode 7: The Hungarian Refugees

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