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Come see our library display!
For the month of January 2022, the Society has a great display inside the window case at the Noel Wien Library.
February 27 – Safe Harbor Toastmasters
Tuesday, February 27 at 6pm will be our the meeting and program featuring the Safe Harbor Toastmasters of North Pole, Alaska. Learn about who the Toastmasters are and how it came to be, and hear them present their speeches related to family history and genealogy. The meeting starts at 6pm, then we break for light…
March Program: “My In-Person RootsTech Experience”
March’s program will be “My In-Person RootsTech Experience” by Amy Stratman. What is the difference between attending RootsTech in person vs watching the lectures online? Hint: Enthusiasm! See you on March 28, 6pm, Alaska Mining Hall of Fame. Zoom invitations will be sent out to members the night before. You do not have to be…
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! Discover more from Fairbanks Genealogical Society Subscribe to get the latest posts…
Meeting Tues Oct 24
The next meeting of the FGS will be held on Tuesday Oct 24, 6pm at the Alaska Mining Hall of Fame, 1st Ave, Fairbanks. “Echo of a Secret Family” will be presented by Michael Gibson. Mike will share his story of how he was able to find and connect records that led to learning about…
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…
