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Archive volunteers email template

An archiving project with the tedium honestly described.

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Message anatomy

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Archive work is described as fascinating and is mostly repetitive. It is also the only reason any of this survives, and about six people find that trade worthwhile.

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From
Harston History Group
Subject
It is mostly scanning, and it is quite dull
Preheader
Four thousand photographs. Somebody has to.

Volunteers needed

Four thousand photographs, scanned one at a time, and it is dull

Archive work is described as fascinating and is mostly repetitive. It is also the only reason any of this survives, and about six people find that trade worthwhile.

The work

Scanning, naming, and recording. Two hours at a time in the back room, with a radio on. Genuinely repetitive.

The interesting part

About one photograph in fifty is remarkable, and you are the first person to look at it properly in sixty years. That keeps people coming.

What is needed

Six people for two hours a fortnight, and one person who recognises faces from the nineteen sixties. The second is harder to find.

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We write quarterly. You can leave the list at the foot of this message.

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