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Over the past year, Glen Eker has invested a lot of time sorting through his family’s vast collection of photos. Concerned about dust accumulation, long-term preservation, and future access to these photographs, he looked to the OJA and found that donating original photographs and negatives to the OJA was the best way to prevent further degradation of his family photos. Glen was additionally pleased that his family would be represented in the OJA’s family of records.

Ontario Jewish Archives, Blankenstein Family Heritage Centre, accession 2018-10-2.

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