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Real people, real stories.
You've heard it before – everybody has a story.
Each of us leaves our mark on the world. Some of these "tracks" are as visible as our footprints in the snow; some are on paper, where we've written a letter or a note, or someone wrote about us. Others are audible, a sound track, made up of words we've said, songs we've sung, or other utterances that were recorded, or remembered.
As expressions of our experiences, our stories have value. Good or bad, short or long, happy or sad, they embody the art and science of living. They are the lessons of our past and the hope of our future. They are the source of good decision making.
When you're ready to tell your story, StoryTrax is here to help.
StoryTrax.com is the place to share your story. Use the StoryTrax tools to build your own story and to share it with your family, your friends, and your world.
Search for your favorite story or sign up to create your own. 
Storytrax Reader Features
Your world is an open book so find stories that interest you by using these features!

Read Stories
Find stories that interest you by using a keyword search. Registered members can have StoryTrax find stories for you through social tagging.
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Heritage Conservation Forum
Be a guest on our continuing discussion on heritage conservation. Join in the discussion by signing up to Storytrax for free.
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Story Mapper
Most stories occur at a location. Check our atlas of stories. Sign up as a member to write your own story to the map.
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Storytrax Community
Stop in to the Storytrax Community of users, clubs, businesses, non-for-profits, and more. Join the community by signing up for free.
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Help is on the way!
The switch from our old site to our new site was successfully made on March 24, 2007. We're now in the process of revising all the HELP information.
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What is Heritage Conservation?
Heritage conservation draws on the wisdom and experiences of past generations to inspire decisions by the present generation that will provide the best quality of life for the next seven generations.
Help with inserting pictures and video into your blog post
Inserting an Image
1. To insert an image into your blog post quickly, click on the image button on the toolbar where you type out the body of your story blog posting. This will load the "Image Properties" window.
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