Here are some stories from our customers:

Clair was an intern at Smithsonian Folkways, the non-profit record label of the Smithsonian Institution. Interns came across old album art in the archives and after saving pieces to be archived, Clair was able to salvage leftovers before they were thrown out. These examples of album art were designed by Ronald Clyne in the 1960s and 1970s. His designs were printed on inexpensive colored paper and were glued to blank LP sleeves as needed. Clair thinks they look beautiful framed and is excited to hang them in her new apartment!

We restored this old picture of the gasoline pumps outside of Boarman's Market in Highland Maryland as part of a tribute to the Boarmans for all their contributions and support they have given to Highland and "Highland Days". What a treat to see how Highland has changed,

An Eagle Scout came in with a large map of the hike he and his dad, the Scout Master, had completed. We mounted one picture for each stop they made, and he traced the trail they took. A group photo and an inset map of the area completed the project. What a great way to say Thank You Dad!

An open window and a summer storm damaged this photo of Grandpa Sam. As a gift for Grandma we digitally restored the photo (and even took out a few age spots!) Grandma Rose loved it.

	What a great mom! As a gift for her sons she bought the poster of the band at their first concert. She also saved the ticket stubs, passes and photos, and asked us to put it together in a graphite black frame. A special event made even more memorable.

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