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January Meeting – Mayors of Fairbanks
Originally, we were going to host the Safe Harbor Toastmasters from North Pole to our January meeting, but the cold temperatures have caused us to cancel and reschedule the Toastmasters for February. The weather forecast for January 23 is calling for -40F and our cut-off for meeting in person is -20F. We will have our…
January program: Alaskan Trade Tokens
Happy New Year! We are pleased to announce a new meeting location, the Alaska Mining Hall of Fame. Join us for the January 2023 meeting. The program will be “Alaskan Trade Tokens” presented by Dick Hanscom, an expert on Alaska rare coins, tokens, and similar collectibles. His webpage is Alaska Rare Coins. The meeting will…
Genealogy Fair! Sat Oct 6
Join us for the 4th annual Genealogy Fair! FREE! Learn about genealogy, making your family tree, and more. This Fair will be held inside the Noel Wein Library, Fairbanks, Alaska. Come anytime between 11am to 4pm. We’ll have tables with information and advice on starting your family tree, online research, DNA, Daughter’s of the American…
Next meeting November 27 “Homesteading”
The next meeting of the Fairbanks Genealogical Society is November 27, 2018, location is Blanchard Family Funeral Home 611 Noble St Fairbanks, Alaska 6pm – 8pm The program will be “Homesteading” by Anne Castle Light refreshments are served. Meetings are free and open to the public. Be inspired to work on your family tree!
Clay St Cemetery Walk in May
Our May meeting was held at the Clay Street Cemetery, a repeat of last year (2022). We walked the cemetery with many guests, talking about select graves and the people we have researched. We had great weather to enjoy the talk. Our guests were different members of the community, some being descendants, some in high…
