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Apologies for the cross-posting.

A local resident has dug up a several decades old time capsule from her 
community. Unfortunately, she's discovered that it has been severely 
water-damaged and much of the contents have turned into what she called 
"goop." The capsule is currently residing in her freezer until she knows 
what to do with it. The contents are Polaroid photographs and an 
audiocassette. Does anyone have any suggestions for how best to deal 
with these contents? I've directed her to Richard Hess for the 
audiocassette.

Thanks,
Misty

Misty De Meo
Digitization Assistant
County of Brant Public Library, Paris Branch
12 William St, Paris, ON
519-442-2433

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