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Our next meeting will take place on Sept 23, 2025, 6pm. Our meetings typically end about 8. The program will be “FamilySearch AI”. We will show how to do a deep search to find what you are looking for when the usual search methods aren’t complete or easy to locate. We will show examples, as…
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…
Cemetery Walk at Clay Street Cemetery photos
The Cemetery Walk at Clay Street Cemetery was a great success. Joan and Aldean did a great job talking about the history, the people, and the graves of Clay Street Cemetery. Many people attended and the weather was perfect. The boy scouts also were there to place the Memorial Day flags. Attendees were given cards…
Join us Wed Sept 29, downtown Fairbanks
Please join us Wed Sept 29, 6pm at the Fairbanks Community Museum 535 2nd Ave, Fairbanks, Alaska. The museum is inside the Co-op on the second floor. There is an elevator available. The program will be about the museum and it’s contents, with curator Bob Eley. The meeting will also be presented via Zoom. If…
November’s Program: A Baroness in Fairbanks
In winter at a well known hotel, with her children, on multiple occasions with different husbands. One woman’s secrets, let’s try and find the why! Join us in person or on Zoom for the exciting program presented by Lindsay Balmer. November 23, 2021, 6pm-8pm. Refreshments will be served. During the meeting we will be discussing…
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!
