A Mystery and a Test for Leave A Legacy

Searching through security camera footage for evidence, being put to the test by a client for our slide scanning abilities, fun and historical pictures to share and stories of photo restoration.
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Plethora of Pandemic Projects

Open regular hours again, books laid out, printed and bound, memorial projects, and lots of projects shipped to us from across the country.
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How Leave A Legacy serves you during COVID pandemic

Updated 5/25/2020  We are OPEN! Starting the week of May 26th. We will operate with regular store hours.  We will be open Monday through Friday 9am-5pm and Saturday 10am-2pm.  You can contact us at 970-226-0102 or email us team@leavealegacytoday.com with questions.
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Costco photo center closed and lots of amazing client projects

A pen with audio recorded on it, restoration of some young love birds, big bad audio intro to dad's radio program and info about Costco closing it's photo center.
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Costco photo center in Fort Collins is closed.

The Photo Center in Costco of Fort Collins is closed (as of mid 2019) due to the decline in photo print orders it seems. Most of the big box stores and the home based businesses have gone by the wayside, leaving…..Leave A Legacy busier than ever. 
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In with the Old, Out with the New

What a crazy Holiday season we had. We were busier than ever (see some stats below).  Here are some highlights of what other people were giving as far as family memories go.
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Leave A Legacy, Inc. vs. Legacy Box / Southtree

See a comparison of the scanning,video, film and audio transfer service offered by Leave A Legacy and Southtree/ Legacy Box.
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Some Client Inspiration

Packed with inspiration from our clients. Whether it is Fire Safety hints from Smokey the Clown, old 1st day of school photo, and 1923 swimming hole.
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Homer Martin III brings in tin type of grandfather Home Martin Sr.

Martin was going through his personal effects to see what he has and to decide what to do with them.  He made a wonderful discovery, a tintype of his grandfather, Homer, who served in as a volunteer for the 20th Kansas regiment during the Spanish-American War.  He said that he had served in the Philippines
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Interesting Projects include notable relative, buckarro restoration and more

  Notable relative:  Marcia came in with a fun story about her photo.  Her relative, Florence Chauncey, was the first woman to vote in a New York election once it became legal.  The wife of a local minister, she cast her vote in the morning at 6:10 a.m. on Jan. 5, 1918. Marcia brought in her
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