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For over 30 years Memory lane has built a reputation on handling your cherished moments with care. From the moment you drop off your project at the front counter, the team gets to know you on a first name basis.
Memory Lane only charges for the work they do and are very flexible to handle any unique requests. If you have a question, they answer it. If you have an issue, they take care of it. It’s why so many customers have trusted Memory Lane with their memories.
Memory Lane is Jacksonville’s largest studio to digitize your memories!
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