Digital Document Preservation Services
Preserve with Anderson Archival
At Anderson Archival, we take pride in our commitment to the preservation of your collection, regardless of its size or the types of materials it contains. But what does preservation mean?
Simply put, preservation is the act of keeping something safe from damage or deterioration. Preserving your collection is about saving and sharing the stories of people and events before us, then passing them on while adding a few of our own.
Anderson Archival is here to help you share your story and keep it safe for years to come, both by digitally preserving your collection and rehousing the originals in archival storage materials. It’s time to share your story!
Periodicals & Newspapers
Digitize your old newspapers for future research! Anderson Archival offers expert newspaper and periodical digitization services to preserve your periodical collection effortlessly.
Books & Manuscripts
Save your old and damaged books and manuscripts! Create digital copies of your books and manuscripts if you need multi-user access or wish to utilize OCR to search for specific keywords.
Correspondence
Preserve your family letters and official correspondence! We offer high-quality letter scanning and preservation services for typed and handwritten letters and arrange them according to your needs.
Photographs
Don't lose your family photos to time or natural disaster ever again! Preserve your photos forever by having our expert team scan and document them.
Company Records
It's time to make the switch to a paperless office and a decluttered storage room. Anderson Archival offers document conversion services, bulk scans, and precise digitization with OCR.
And so much more!
If something is important to you, it is important to us at Anderson Archival. Our preservation team is always ready to help you with your preservation needs.
Helpful Resources for Your Preservation Needs
Anderson Archival’s Liz Paris Named Secretary of ASLAA for 2024
By Operations Manager Marcia Spicer We are thrilled to announce that our very own Liz Paris, a digital archivist at Anderson Archival, has been appointed
Reduce, Reuse, ReFADGI: Updates to FADGI Standards for 2023
By Archives Technician Shana Scott Every industry has its own “language” or commonly understood terminology and shorthand to expedite communication. If you’ve ever overheard a
Happy Thanksgiving from the Andersons (2023)
https://vimeo.com/883410407 Happy Thanksgiving from the Andersons, and all of us at Anderson Archival. Transcript Amy Anderson: This September we were blessed to take an inspiring trip
