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This artifact is Camila Castro's note to her mom, telling her she loves her. It includes a portrait of her mom. It is hastily done, but the creator is still proud of her work. The "I" is very long and there is some scribbled out text at the top of…

This artifact is Camila Castro's note to her mother telling her she loves her. The artifact is colorful with rainbow and unicorn imagery. It is somewhat hastily done.

This artifact, created by Camp Walt Whitman, is a list of songs for a summer camp. The artifact includes the lyrics for seven songs.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history: There are Erika Sorensen's orientation songs…

This sermon, given by David Michael Firestone, is about the power of pray, an instruction to keep faith in God no matter what happens, and the idea that loved ones can be seen again in Heaven. (David Michael Firestone is a member of the church…

These forms are Erika Sorensen's paper artifacts from her time at summer camp as a child. The forms required a lot of writing and stamping over for legal reasons in order to safely transport an unaccompanied minor from Orlando to Minneapolis and then…

This artifact is a handwritten wedding invitation from Erika Sorensen. The invitation is written in pen ink on copy paper. The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
"The wedding described is a pretend wedding between two…

This artifact is a screenshot of an email composed by John Gilchrist, the submitter's father, to William Gilchrist and Joan Gilchrist (mother) in reference to an article about how to be more patient in the age of instant gratification. He includes a…

Peyton wrote this letter to NaNa and PoPoP detailing her enjoyment of spending time with them on lined paper in pencil.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history: This artifact was found in my parent's condo in…

Peyton West addressed this postcard from summer camp to Nana. There is a bird sticker at the bottom, and the postcard is held to a refrigerator with a blue plastic clip.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history: This was…

Grave Marker for a female infant in the Winston-Salem Moravian Cemetery.