For parents, grandparents & families
Keep their stories close. For every generation.
Bring scattered photographs, letters and memories together in a family archive that gives future generations context, connection and a way to remember.
Why preserve this history
The stories you grew up with may still live in scattered photographs, old letters and conversations yet to be recorded.
Bring them together in a family legacy website that gives future generations context, connection and a way to remember. LegacyHub manages the complete website project, then deploys it to your own hosting account and connects your custom domain. Explore the done-for-you website service.
What we preserve
The material that makes a life recognisable.
Not simply files in a folder, but photographs, voices and records organised with enough context for someone in the future to understand why they matter.
Each archive is scoped around the material available, the people involved and the permissions agreed.
A real archive example
Independent family archiveThe Tioluwalase Majekodunmi Family Archive
From scattered family material to an independent heritage website.
Photographs, memories, documents and stories were organised through biography and archive structure, then brought together as a digital heritage website on its own custom domain. It is an independent family archive and our flagship case study.
The live archive opens on an independent website.
How your website is created
From discovery to your own domain.
You provide the approved stories and material. LegacyHub manages the planning, organisation, story development, design, build and launch with you.
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Discovery
We learn about the person, family or organisation and agree the purpose and scope.
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Content Collection
You provide approved stories, photographs, documents and other material through an agreed process.
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Organisation
We structure the supplied material into a logical digital archive and identify any gaps.
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Story Development
We help turn supplied information into clear biographies, captions, timelines and stories.
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Design & Build
We design and build the complete, responsive digital heritage website around the approved story.
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Review & Approval
You review the website and approve its content before anything is launched.
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Domain, Hosting & Launch
We connect your custom domain, deploy to your hosting account and provide launch handover.
Common questions
What families often ask us.
Every archive is different. These answers explain our usual starting point; the details are agreed with you before work begins.
Can different relatives help with the story?
Yes. We can plan a family contribution and review process, so selected memories can be gathered and approved with care.
Do we need everything organised first?
No. Start with what you have. We can discuss organising photographs, documents and stories as part of the project scope.
Can we preserve the story of someone who is living?
Yes. Capturing a person’s own voice and memories can be a meaningful part of a living legacy. Their permission and wishes guide the work.
Can an archive be private?
We will discuss the intended audience and access requirements before quoting. Privacy features must be agreed for each archive; this enquiry website does not store your archive materials.
How much does an archive cost?
Pricing depends on archive size, research, media volume, design requirements and production complexity. We provide a tailored quote after a consultation.
Do you work with families outside the UK?
We welcome enquiries from Nigeria, the UK, USA, Canada, Europe and African diaspora communities. Remote collaboration and any local production needs are discussed individually.
Who owns the material and how long is it hosted?
Ownership, permissions, domain registration, hosting duration, renewals and handover are agreed in writing. Please share only material you have permission to use.
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