Old photo display help desired

[Tin Pan Sally]

I'm somewhat Internet challenged. What is the best quality place to upload galleries online? I wish I could do an entire website with albums in flash format with informative captions. I'm not happy with yahoo. How is photo bucket?
I have albums & hold-pats full of photographs dating from the mid 1920s to the early 60s (of family, their friends, their neighbors). I have some scanned, but don't have Photoshop. I also have truckloads of authentic vintage items I plan to photograph digitally. Not to mention my own sewing creations using vintage patterns and fabrics.
I'd like to sort albums/subalbums by era, location, and subject matter (uniforms, WWII military, vehicles, hats/jewelry/accesories, clothing/hair, ordinary people, glamour/cheesecake, dances/events, buildings). It is amazing how many style changes occur just within a decade.
I want to preserve and share some recent Scottish and American history. It would be great if I could set something up so that other users could upload albums as well. It would be a useful resource for all of us.
Any ideas?

 

[Julius Xavier]

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Try out PictureTrail.com. It's really simple to use and it's free. You can create up to 4 or 5 albums and I think you can hold up to 25 pictures in each album.



-DocIndyJones

 

[binkmeisterRick]

flickr.com is worth checking out. It's mainly geared toward photo enthusiasts, but you can arrange various albums and the like. It's free for the basics (which I currently use) but you can pay maybe 25 bucks a year (I think) for the ability to create as many albums and upload as many pictures as you want. That said, the free version allows three distinct albums and I have yet to cap the amount of photos I can upload. You can also create "tags" for your pictures so you or others can find them easier later.