
Free family legacy guide
Preserve the stories your family should never lose.
Download our practical Family Legacy Preservation Checklist and discover the photographs, documents, memories and stories worth organising for future generations.
Why this guide matters
Family history rarely begins in one organised place.
It is often scattered across phones, photo albums, drawers, old documents, WhatsApp messages and relatives' memories.
Audio and video recordings, certificates and letters may hold just as much context. The checklist helps families understand what may be worth preserving before a full digital archive project begins.
Inside the checklist
Know what matters before you begin organising.
The guide gives families a calm starting point for identifying material, adding context and noticing the stories that may still need to be recorded.
- Photographs
- Birth and family records
- Marriage records
- Education certificates
- Career and professional history
- Military or public service records
- Letters and handwritten notes
- Audio recordings
- Video recordings
- Family stories
- Migration stories
- Important family homes and places
- Family businesses
- Community leadership
- Cultural traditions
- Awards and achievements
- Family-tree information
- Important dates
- Newspaper clippings
- Religious and cultural ceremonies
- Recipes and family traditions
- Personal lessons and quotations
- Historical possessions
- Stories connected to photographs
- Messages for future generations
A useful first step
Begin with the family material you already have.
You do not need an organised collection. The checklist helps you look through one album, box or conversation at a time.
We ask only for contact details to deliver the resource. Do not upload or send private family documents through this form.
About LegacyHub
Thoughtful digital archives for real family stories.
LegacyHub Digital Heritage helps families, leaders and organisations preserve photographs, biographies, documents and memories in professionally organised digital archives.
Start with what you have
Your family story deserves more than a folder of forgotten photographs.
Use the checklist to identify the material and memories that deserve context.
Get the Free Checklist