This initiative, driven by the Rafelbunyol City Council, seeks to rescue, preserve, and highlight the visual heritage of the municipality through family photographs. Community participation has been crucial, with nearly 50 families contributing their images, solidifying the project as an essential tool for protecting local graphic heritage.

The project, technically coordinated by Pedro Vicente-Mullor, a professor at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the Universitat Politècnica de València and a member of the University Institute of Heritage Restoration, aims not only to recover old photographs but also the personal and collective stories that help explain the evolution of Rafelbunyol. Through everyday scenes, family portraits, celebrations, and snapshots from another era, the municipality reconstructs part of its identity and shared memory.

Following this initial collection phase, the project now enters a second stage focused on creating a database to organize, preserve, and study all the compiled material, as well as analyze its future public accessibility. The ultimate goal is to hold an exhibition open to the public with a selection of photographs and their associated stories, honoring the families and daily life of Rafelbunyol throughout the 20th century.

The participation process remains open. Interested individuals can continue to bring their photographs to the Municipal Library, where the Universitat Politècnica team digitizes them and arranges an appointment with their owners to document the memories and stories depicted in the images. The original photographs are returned to their owners, while the digital copies are integrated into a collective visual archive, conceived as shared heritage for the entire town.