Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Work Hours
Monday to Friday: 7AM - 7PM
Weekend: 10AM - 5PM
What We Do
Reminisce Preservation exists to serve libraries, schools, nonprofits, and individuals by providing integrated tools and networks to easily create, interact, and preserve legacies.
Community Engagement and Memory Sharing Tools
Provides tools for communities, schools, and nonprofits to host virtual memory-sharing events, collaborative storytelling projects, and interactive community history timelines to capture and share collective experiences.
Custom Memorial Projects and Commemorative Products
Designs custom digital and physical memorial projects, such as digital biographies, interactive memorial websites, and commemorative books, allowing families and communities to celebrate and memorialize significant histories and individuals.
Legacy Storytelling Platform
Offers an interactive platform where individuals, families, and organizations can collaboratively create, record, and share personal stories and family histories, with customizable timelines, multimedia options, and secure sharing capabilities.
Digital Archive Creation and Management
Provides libraries, schools, nonprofits, and individuals with tools to digitize, organize, and manage documents, photos, videos, and other historical artifacts, preserving them in an easily accessible digital archive.
Preservation Education and Training
Offers workshops, webinars, and resources that teach individuals and organizations about best practices in digital preservation, data management, and storytelling to ensure long-term preservation of historical artifacts.
Research Assistance and Genealogy Services
Supports users in researching family history and uncovering historical information with the help of dedicated genealogists and historical researchers, including customized family trees and detailed historical narratives.
Preserving the Past, Connecting Generations.
Preservation and Accessibility
Committed to safeguarding personal and communal histories by providing user-friendly tools that make it easy to digitize, organize, and maintain historical artifacts. Ensuring that these stories and memories are accessible to current and future generations is at the heart of everything we do.
Storytelling and Connection
Focused on enabling meaningful storytelling that connects individuals, families, and communities. By providing interactive platforms and collaborative spaces, we aim to help users share, learn from, and celebrate their diverse histories, building bridges between past and present.
Education and Empowerment
Dedicated to educating individuals and institutions on best practices in digital preservation and historical research. We empower users with the skills and knowledge needed to preserve legacies, fostering a sense of ownership over their personal and collective histories.
Do you have any question?
Feel free to contact us anytime.
Where Memories Live, and Legacies Thrive.
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Good Morning America 3rd Hour
The Untold Story of Black Librarians documentary highlights numerous Black Librarians across America and their history and experiences throughout the profession.
What people are saying our projects
“Weaving the threads of cherished moments into a timeless tapestry, where the echoes of the past whisper to future generations.”
Karen Manning
AYAL Documentary Donor
“Black Librarianship has been underrepresented. It is encouraging to see projects that highlight and document the black experience in librarianship.”
Deadra Brown
AYAL Documentary Donor
“This is such important work. Black Librarians’ stories need to be told through our own voices. Keep it going everyone.”
Clarence Patton
Facebook user Black Male Archives
“Our achievements must be recognized and reaffirmed to the younger Black Males to be and do positive”