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Oct 25 Program “The Alaskan Blonde”
Join us for the next meeting on Tuesday, Oct 24, 6pm, at the Kilbourn residence in Fairbanks and also live on Zoom (if you cannot join us in person). Refreshments are served. The program begins at 7pm. The program will be “The Alaskan Blonde”, a true story out of Fairbanks in the 1950’s. The speaker…
April meeting “History of the Military in Fairbanks”
Our next meeting is April 24, 6pm, at the Blanchard Funeral Home, 611 Noble St, Fairbanks, Alaska. The program is “History of the Military in Fairbanks” by Nick Nugent. Meetings are free and open to the public. Refreshments are served. See you there!
Jan 27 Meeting and Program
Our January meeting will be held on the 27th, at the Alaska Mining Hall of Fame Museum. We begin our meeting at 6 where we discuss what we are working on and genealogy in general. At 7pm, the program begins. This month, the title is “The Interior Alaska Passengers of the Princess Sophia Shipwreck”. The…
October meeting, plus 2 more events
For our October 28 meeting, we will meet at the UAF Archives for a tour. We will park at 5pm and walk inside the archives, located in the Rasmuson Library. The tour will be an introduction to what archives are, how to use the catalog and a finding aid, a walk through the stacks, and…
March 24, Let’s discuss Research Skills
Our March meeting will be Genealogical Research Skills Discussion. We hope you can join us at the Alaska Mining Hall of Fame Museum. Bring your questions and/or research skills, photos, or brick walls, and let’s talk about what we have done, what we want to research in our family trees, and see if we can…
May Meeting at the Cemetery
Our May meeting will be held at the Clay Street Cemetery, located on Clay St and 7th Ave, Fairbanks. Please park in the parking area at the main gate on Clay St. We will be walking down the path and talking about select graves, who is buried beneath, and the stories of Fairbanks past. “Even…
