The Photo Detective
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The Photo Detective is a society podcast hosted by Maureen Taylor. It has 274 episodes, with the latest published June 2025.
Join The Photo Detective, Maureen Taylor, each week as she discusses historical photos and how they fit into your family history. From ancestor identification to photo preservation, The Photo Detective Podcast covers it all. Featuring special experts from genealogy, fashion history, photo history, and restoration, it’s a not-to-miss for photo fans, genealogists, and lovers of history.
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How Forever.com is Revolutionizing Digital Memory Preservation
Military Images Magazine’s Ron Coddington Shares the Stories Behind Civil War Photos
Spared and Shared: How One Man Made Civil War History Accessible to All
The Art of French Wallpaper: RISD Museum's Stunning Historical Showcase
A History of the American Bookstore with Author Evan Friss
Family Photos and Preserving Your Memories
Diahan Southard’s ‘Monday Minutes’: Transforming Personal Reflections into Genealogical Gold
The Photo Marketplace Shift: What It Means for Your Memories
Digging Into Civil War Pension Files with Brian Rhinehart
Exploring Project Kin: Barbara Tien's Community for Storytellers and Genealogists
Fileshadow News. Photos of Famous People. Photo Detecting Clues
Seth Rockman on Plantation Goods: Unveiling Material History of American Slavery
The Power of Knitting: History, Healing, and Resilience in Loretta Napoleoni's Book
Solving Family Photo Mysteries: A Journey with The Photo Detective
Preserving Everyday History: Kiki Smith's Journey with the Smith College Historic Clothing Collection
Author Paul Frecker Discusses Cartomania: The Intersection of Photography and Fame
Through the Lens: Unveiling Family Stories
Telling Her Story: How to Research and Write Women's Histories with Sharon Carmack
The Beginner's Guide to Cemetery Sleuthing with Author Erin Moulton
Genealogy Travel Tips: How to Plan an Effective Ancestral Research Trip
Trailblazing Women Behind the Camera: A Deep Dive with Katherine Manthorne
Uncovering History with Kurt Deion: A Journey to Every Presidential Grave
The Enduring Legacy of Tintypes: From Civil War Soldiers to Contemporary Artists
Preserving Your Legacy: Insights from Amanda Meeks of Permanent.org
The Hidden History of Pockets: A Conversation with Hannah Carlson
Uncovering the Past Through Postcards with Maureen Taylor
Threads of Life: Unraveling the Rich Tapestry of Sewing with author Clare Hunter
The Hidden Stories of Tattooing: Dr. Matt Lodder on Tattoos in Photography and Society
Discovering Civil War Ancestors Through Photography: Tips and Tools for Family Historians
Uncovering Manchester’s Dark Past: Dr. Dean Kirby on Angel Meadow and the Victorian Slums
How Storied.com Transforms Family History into Captivating Stories
How to Manage and Remove Duplicate Photos for Genealogy Projects
Exploring Ancestry.com’s New Photo and Storytelling Features with Crista Cowan
Transforming Photo Organization: Insights from Mylio's Founder David Vascovich
Essential Genealogy Organization Tips: Listener Advice
Harnessing AI for Family Photo Tasks with Steve Little and Mark Thompson
Navigating the New Era of AI in Genealogy with Steve Little and Mark Thompson
Unlocking Family Secrets: Expert Tips on Interviewing Relatives for Genealogy
Savoring the Story: Andrew Scravani on the Intersection of Food, Photography, and Life
Digitize Your Past: How ScanMyPhotos.com Transformed Photo Preservation
Tracing Your Roots: Key Strategies for New Genealogists
The Power of Relatives at RootsTech with Elizabeth Swanay O’Neal
Joseph Quaderer Democratizing Biographies with StorySavor.com
Rediscovered Memories: The Unexpected Return of Family Movies
Past Preserved: Julian Rebello's Mission to Reunite Lost Heirlooms
Discovering the World Through Lenses: Dr. Michael Pritchard and the History of Photography
Permanent Digital Storage Solutions with Tammy Kirby of Forever.com
Dress Codes and Fashion Rules Through History with Richard Thompson Ford
Preserving Local History Through Film: A Conversation with Northeast Historic Film
The Encyclopedia of Things with creator Elisabeth Smolarz
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