Preservation, one drop at a time.
Life creates meaningful paper memories continuously, children’s artwork, handwritten notes, letters, programs, and keepsakes that don’t always have a clear place to live.
The Memory Drop is Archive Lane’s quarterly preservation service, designed to help you intentionally capture and preserve those items over time, without overwhelm, deadlines, or pressure.
It’s especially helpful for:
Families accumulating meaningful paper items throughout the year
Parents preserving children’s artwork and school keepsakes
Individuals receiving letters, cards, or handwritten materials
Anyone wanting a sustainable preservation rhythm without bulk projects
For larger backlogs of photos, videos, or documents, standard Photo or Document Digitization Services are often a better starting point.
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What it is:
A quarterly preservation service
Designed for small, meaningful paper items
A repeatable rhythm for ongoing memory capture
Delivered digitally through your Archive Lane account
What it isn’t:
A storage-only subscription
A bulk digitization replacement
Intended for large backlogs or archival cleanouts
For larger photo, video, or document projects, standard digitization services are recommended.
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Each quarter, you’ll receive a prompt to submit a small collection of meaningful paper items.
Items are digitized with the same care as all Archive Lane projects and delivered through your secure account. Over time, your archive grows naturally—without requiring large submissions or intensive preparation.
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What’s Included Per Quarterly Drop
Each Quarterly Drop includes:
Digitization of up to 25 flat paper or artwork items
Careful handling and in-house processing
Secure digital delivery via your Archive Lane account
Standard download access window
Return of originals as received (unless secure disposal is requested)
Unused allowance does not roll over.
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Memory Drop is optional and can be paused or canceled
Not all items are suitable (fragile, oversized, bound items may be excluded)
Quarterly cadence is intentional and not accelerated
Availability is subject to capacity

