DVD Your Memories

03/08/2023

After 18 years of sharing YOUR memories with US, let us share some of OUR early memories with you! Our original founder, Chuck Temple, just published his memoir of the creation and building of DVD Your Memories. "Startup to Sold" is full of wisdom, humor, humility, optimism and the unvarnished truth about running a business.
Read more: https://dvdyourmemories.com/blog/the-business-of-memory/
Purchase on : https://a.co/d/aWgfu2V

08/26/2022

KERA podcast story about photo memories!

Jeff Ferrell talks about the thousands of photographs he’s recovered while dumpster diving and the legal and moral questions of owning someone else’s images.

11/20/2020

Our Culver City store is moving and will re-open in the new space on November 30th in the Cheviot Hills area of Los Angeles (about a mile and a half from our current Culver City location). We will be OPEN FOR BUSINESS on Nov. 30 at 3272 Motor Ave, Suite B, Los Angeles, CA 90034. The office on S. Robertson Blvd stopped accepting pickups and drop offs on Nov 19th and will remain closed while we move from Nov. 23rd - 27th. We can’t wait to greet you in our new store!

07/18/2020

Beginning April 1st and until further notice, appointments are REQUIRED at all locations.

During this health crisis, we continue to accept new orders and provide pick up of completed projects with secure lockers and curbside assistance. For the protection of the health and schedules of our staff members, no walk-ins will be accepted.

https://dvdyourmemories.com/schedule-your-appointment-now/

07/03/2020

Women's Museum of California and Smithsonian Magazine

The strong, youthful visage of the famed underground railroad conductor is the subject of the Portrait Gallery’s podcast “Portraits”

06/25/2020

"Black women and gender non-conforming and non-binary people’s histories, productions, leadership, and activism has often been overlooked, forgotten, and ignored in the United States and beyond. Here are 16 Black and Brown women-led archival projects that are reclaiming and restoring what white heteronormative patriarchal revisionist history tried to destroy and take from us."

06/23/2020

Repost from Lost in History Newspaper caption: "Arkansas Gazette reporter Jerry Dhonau (far left) is among journalists helping to shield Elizabeth Eckford from the angry crowd Sept. 4 1956, as she waits for a bus during the Little Rock Central High Crisis”. (Photo and caption from arkansasonline.com )
Post note "I’ve previously shared a photo of Elizabeth having to deal with angry crowds at the school too and this shows that outside of school there were also people angry with the fact that the school was no longer segregated."
#1957

06/13/2020

Repost
"Before, I joined AAHA, it was the work they had done on the African-Americans of Fauquier County that I purchased via Amazon that gave me a first glimpse of my family's past. It was this photo in the book that showed my grandmother as a high school student in 1948. I had never seen a young photo of her. I did not know what a Rosenwald school was then, but thanks to AAHA I surely do now."

03/29/2020

03/24/2020

We are currently accepting ship in orders and continuing to process media.

If you have a large project you’d like information on please give us a call at 1-877-345-6238 or email us at [email protected] and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

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