Identifications--The curator may be able to assist with identifying or dating an object. Appointments are appreciated!

Artifact Donations--Photo Antiquities Museum of Photographic History collects in accordance with its mission statement and within the limitations of our ability to provide appropriate long-term professional care for the objects. Collection objects must be in good condition, and have been legally acquired; objects that have documentation or that fill a gap in our collections are preferred.

Conservation Framing--Our framer will create custom frames and mattes for your framing needs using acid free and archivally sound materials. Contact Scott Yoss.

Digital Restoration--We can digitally restore almost any photo, to its original physical appearance. We do not work on the original photograph.

Group Tours--Guided group tours of the Museum are available by advance arrangement.

Memorial Gifts--Contributions in memory of or in honor of an individual or family may be made to the Photo Antiquities Museum of Photographic History. Contact Frank Watters.

Photoarchive--The Museum has an extensive collection of photographs, mostly ranging from the 1840s-1950s. Photographs from the archives are now being cataloged and digitized into a computer indexing system.

Photo Orders--Copy prints from most images in the Museum's photoarchive are available through our darkroom. Contact Frank Watters for more information.

Volunteer Opportunities--A wide range of volunteer opportunities are available at the Museum, with training provided. Volunteers lead Museum tours, present educational programs, perform data entry, light office work, assist with photo cataloging, do maintenance projects, and assist with special events.