What a memory can hold: a photograph, a story, a voice — anchored to the object itself. One of these is a real publication from a curator's collection; the rest are composites, invented to show the form.

• A real, published memory

  
  A dramatic contrast to crowded Niagara Falls

  A momento of Iguazu Falls flora and fauna

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• A composite sample · an heirloom ring

  
  Anna’s wedding band, 1948 — worn again on my own wedding day

  The ring that crossed the Atlantic twice

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• A composite sample · a family quilt

  
  Pieced by my grandmother, 1948–1953 · labeled at last, 2026

  Seventy years of us, in one quilt

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• A composite sample · in memoriam

  
  Dad’s Elgin, carried for forty-one years

  The watch he wound every morning

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• A composite sample · the story of a house

  
  214 Willow Street · built 1911 · story compiled 2026

  This house was a hatter’s shop first

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