The Old Photo Forum and its blog ‘The Time Machine’, are all about discovering, preserving and sharing the masses of photographs most of us have stashed away… forgotten, filed in cupboards and old shoe boxes, over the years.
In today’s world of instant digital imagery, it’s easy to overlook these visual gems.
The Old Photo Forum, which is now part of the euVue news network, is dedicated to providing vintage photo owners with the online means to revive, relive and rejoice in the invaluable memories these treasures bring.
Join in today and become part of the internet revolution to revitalise our photographic past.
If you’re interested in taking part in this mammoth project, please register here and make yourself known in the forum.
Few things, it seems, fascinate us more than the past.
And it’s the internet that deserves much of the credit for opening the door to the past for millions of people.
Prime time televison shows like ‘Who do you think you are?’ have helped, too.
Tracing a family history and finding information is made easy on the web and euVue’s Time Machine together with its sister site, the Old Photo Forum, are among our online hotspots.
Together they account for thousands of visits every week from people seeking information, carrying out research or just taking a trip down memory lane for pleasure.
You’ll find a wealth of stories from history on Time Machine – from archaeology on Orkney to DNA detectives tasked with identifying WW1 soldiers discovered in a mass grave at Fromelles.
We also keep a close eye on the local history scene and if you want to post your stories and news contact us today.
It’s fun, its friendly, it’s free and we all look forward to having you onboard.
All the best,
dfox (Editor)