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Need a 2012 resolution idea? Start preserving, sharing your stories now as a...
The Home History Book™ archival journal is primarily designed for users to fill in the “current” history of what is happening in their home. No research required — just tell your story. In other words,...
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Bring your home’s history to life using these simple photo tips
By Rick Read — Special to the Houstory Hearth Occasionally, the Houstory Hearth will feature guest authors who have knowledge and expertise related to the world of Houstory Publishing. This week, we...
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StoryCorps: Every voice matters
By Dan Hiestand, Houstory Marketing Director This week, we will briefly touch on the idea and importance of preserving stories today for future generations. This is really the heart of what Houstory is...
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Can something be considered an heirloom without a story?
By Dan Hiestand, Houstory Publishing Marketing Director As we head into the “lazy days” of summer, some questions for you to ponder in the hammock… Do you have anything in your home that has a story...
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A different kind of December: Say ‘no’ to more ‘stuff’ — honor what you...
By Dan Hiestand, Houstory Sales and Marketing Director Editor’s note: I can break the rules. I’m off-topic before I begin. Just give me second, ok? If you are ever bored and have time to waste, Google...
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New Year’s Resolution: Take Ten Minutes (and Two Bucks) to Preserve Family...
By Mike Hiestand, Houstory Publishing Founder I’ve always loved radio. While I missed the so-called Golden Age of Radio in the 1930s and ‘40s, I’ve still always had the radio bug in me. From listening...
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