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February’s meeting: Daughter’s of the American Revolution
Please join us tonight for our February meeting of the Fairbanks Genealogical Society. The topic will be on the Daughter’s of the American Revolution. The speaker will be Mary Beth Groves. Location: Blanchard Family Funeral Home, 611 Noble St, Fairbanks, Alaska February 26, 2019, 6-8pm Meetings are open to the public. Light refreshments are served….
Feb 22 program “Axel and Anna”
Join us online only for the February meeting. This is a Zoom only meeting this month. You will enjoy the program, “Axel and Anna”, a story about a newlywed couple in 1910’s Fairbanks. Tuesday Feb 22, 6pm-8pm. The speaker will be Amy Stratman. Members will be sent the link. Non members may email FbksGenSociety@gmail.com for…
Nov 26 Meeting “An Interesting Ancestor: Tantalizing Hints”
Please join us for the November meeting of the Fairbanks Genealogical Society. Tuesday, Nov 26, 2019 6pm-8pm at the Blanchard Family Funeral Home, 611 Noble St, Fairbanks, Alaska. Refreshments will be served. Bring your questions about genealogy and be inspired to work on your family tree. The program will be presented by Neta Stierheim. “An…
November Program is “eBay finds: Fairbanks History items”
Our November program is a few days before Thanksgiving. We will meet at the Alaska Mining Hall of Fame on Cushman St. The date is Nov 26, at 6pm. We discuss genealogy and talk about what we’ve been working on, then we begin the program at 7. If you cannot attend in person, we have…
September Meeting, Tues, Sept 24, 6pm
We hope you had a great summer! It is time for our next meeting, which will be Tuesday, September 24, 2019, 6pm at the Blanchard Family Funeral Home, 611 Noble St, Fairbanks, Alaska. The meeting will start off with discussing the Society business, then we break for refreshments, and then start the presentation. Meetings are…
Join us April 25 for “The 192 Rail Link: My Connection to the Train that Helped Build the Alaska Highway”
How much do you know about the construction of the Alaska Highway? Living at the end of the Alcan in Delta Junction, I thought I had a pretty good bead on it’s back story. But then I stumbled on a photograph that took me on a journey of discovery about details surrounding building the highway…
