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Subject:
KEEPING A SCRAPBOOK VS. "SCRAPBOOKING"
Category: Miscellaneous Asked by: yesmam-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
26 Jul 2003 10:00 PDT
Expires: 25 Aug 2003 10:00 PDT Question ID: 235370 |
Years ago, people used to collect photographs of family get togethers, vacations and parties in to a large book called a scrapbook. Now, this has evolved into a serious hobby with web sites, stores and clubs for what used to be just gluing photos into an empty book. This seems like a tangent of Martha Stewart household cutsiness. Why and when did keeping a scrapbook evololve into "scrapbooking?" Thanks, Yesmam |
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Re: KEEPING A SCRAPBOOK VS. "SCRAPBOOKING"
Answered By: justaskscott-ga on 26 Jul 2003 12:50 PDT Rated: ![]() |
Hello yesmam, Several web pages indicate that the modern "scrapbooking" phenomenon began in 1980, when the Christensen family of Utah introduced it at the World Conference of Records, a genealogy conference in Salt Lake City. It seems that it tapped into a trend for genealogy and family records, sparked by Alex Haley's Roots. "Scrapbooking History & Background", by Tracey M. Boudine Memoir Writers http://www.memoirwriters.com/article.php?sid=32 "The History of Scrapbooking", by Maureen Taylor Memory Makers http://www.memorymakersmagazine.com/articles/history.asp "Secrets of Scrapbooking Success: Making Money, Making Memories", by Sue DiFranco Fun Facts Publishing http://www.funfactspublishing.com/chapter.htm "KMA History" Keeping Memories Alive http://www.scrapbooks.com/AboutUst.html I hope that this information is helpful. - justaskscott Search terms used on Google: "history of scrapbooking" scrapbooking 1980 utah christensen |
yesmam-ga
rated this answer:![]() Great work "justaskscott." I thought that it was more inspired by an attack of insipid cuteness by the back to "Martha Stewart housewifeyness" than anything that was something even vaguely related to something serious.Personally, all the tinted tin and doily edged stuff is tacky, but... Thanks again for your good work, Yesmam |
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