An Intergenerational Archive
Some stories should not disappear with time.
A home for family memories, elder wisdom, community history, and place-based stories, preserved through voice, video, writing, photos, maps, and QR-linked experiences.
The Kitchen Table: A Photo Story
A story of Yoshiko Tanaka · Steveston
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