The Really Big Scrapbook: Archival Materials


Over the years I've managed to gather a number of magazine and newspaper articles written about Murder, She Wrote and Angela Lansbury - I started in 1984, so you can imagine how many clippings I've amassed in all that time. Now, thanks to the technological magic of the flatbed scanner digital camera with 9 megapixels, I can share them with all of you. I'll be posting them a bit at a time, starting at the beginning, with the oldest specimens from my collection.


I should explain that this "scrapbook" of mine is nothing like the beautiful scrapbooks people create now. Except for the fact that everything is mounted to yellow paper (which I have always thought sets off newsprint very nicely), it's very plain. And there are a lot of things I learned the hard way as I went along, because back in the day I didn't really know what I was doing. For instance: who knew that not all transparent tape is created equally? In my defense, I was only eleven when I started.


So try to look past my imperfect skills as an archivist and enjoy the content.


Clicking on the thumbnail of each page will show you a full-sized version that I hope you'll find big enough to read. If it isn't, I apologize; I'm having a dickens of a time figuring out how to make the images large enough to see without taking up too much disc space ... or taking forever for them to open on your computer.




Season One












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