u/Ice_Black

I have a lot of family photos from the 80s–2000s stored in thick paper envelopes (~35 photos each), all kept in a cardboard box in a wardrobe. [I have already digitally scanned them)

These are the actual envelopes I've been using: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0049QKQSC

I'm wondering if I should move them into something like these clear plastic 4x6 cases (Lifewit, with individual inner boxes per stack) or what do you suggest? I want something compact that doesn't take up too much space.

Not looking for museum-grade - just want to avoid slowly damaging them without realising.

Any thoughts?

I am making a large family tree with around 230 people and want to frame it on the wall. I’d like to include all siblings and married relationships, not just direct ancestors.

Looking for inspiration from people who’ve printed big trees before:

• What paper size did you use?
• What layout worked best?
• Did it still stay readable when framed?

Would love to see examples or hear what worked well for you.