Hi Liz,

You could contact Jennifer Robertson at Book and Paper Conservation Services. She may be able to help with the flattening. She did flatten some rolled photographs for us: https://www.bookandpaperconservationservices.com/

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Happy Monday Everyone!

We've recently came across a box full of rolled panoramic negatives, and we are hoping the Archival community may have some suggestions as how best to flatten and store them. Likewise, does anyone know of a company or institution that is able to digitize panoramic negatives? They were completed by a local photographer between 1900-1950 and we'd love to be able to utilize the images.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much,
Liz

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