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November 25th Meeting
Please join us for the November 2025 meeting where we have speaker Peggy Merritt discussing the story and research of her new book, “Finding Democracy Through the Lens of a Young German Woman, 1944-1950.” Tuesday evening, Nov 25, 6pm-8pm. The book (amazon link) is about a true story of a young woman who, through her…
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….
Mr Whitekeys will speak on Zoom for the March Meeting!
Join us for the March meeting with the featured speaker being the one and only Mr Whitekeys.
Princess Sophia shipwreck Lecture Apr 21
Please join us on Monday April 21, 2025 for a lecture on the Princess Sophia shipwreck. Where: Morris Thompson Visitor’s Center, Fairbanks. When: Doors open at 6:15 and the lecture is scheduled to begin at 6:30. Description: Homer Alaska resident Silas Firth of Anchor Point’s Standing Tide Productions, is creating a documentary film about the…
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…
Feb program: Northern Libraries
Our February program will be “George C Thomas Memorial Library and other Northern pre-1940’s Libraries”, by Aldean Kilbourn. Libraries have existed in the North since the early days of the Gold Rush, both in the Yukon and in Alaska. Libraries from Outside were asked to send their worn-out books, but without exception, there was hunger…
