Happy archive memories (and church supplies)

stacked Hollinger boxes

Some of my happiest memories as a child was with my father at the National Archives. Archival boxes — Hollinger boxes — are to me what baseball gloves or fishing poles to others. I wrote about these before but I now have a photo. Good prices, and you can buy single boxes for a small surcharge over what libraries pay. (Buy multiples of five to get the discount.) I could get the tan kind, but Hollinger grey is so soothing; it makes me happy.
And I got another shipment today.

Church archivists should consider ordering from them online. They also sell archival bond paper, which would be a good choice for important documents and perhaps certificates. Other supplies, too. Despite the name, the invoices, packaging, and enclosed catalogs are all Hollinger Company proper.
Genealogical Storage Products

By Scott Wells

Scott Wells, 46, is a Universalist Christian minister doing Universalist theology and church administration hacks in Washington, D.C.

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