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 the link.
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…
The January meeting will be held at the Alaska Mining Hall of Fame on Cushman St. January 28, at 6pm. The meeting begins at 6pm, and the program begins at 7. If you cannot attend in person, we have a Zoom link to join us live. Recordings are available for members to watch on our…
Hello everyone! Our March meeting was cancelled because it came only a few days after the government mandated social distancing. The meeting was going to be held at the Fairbanks Community Museum, and we were looking forward to the talk and tour of the museum. We have tentatively rescheduled the museum tour for next fall….
Our next meeting is Tues, January 26, 6pm. “Fairbanks tidbits and FGS member’s genealogy discoveries”. Members will speak about their findings and/or photos. We will also look at a few short interesting findings from our local Fairbanks research. Feel free to share your story during the meeting. We will call upon members if they would like…
Our next meeting of the Fairbanks Genealogical Society is May 23, 5:30 pm at the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center, Fairbanks. We will have a tour of the historic Gould Cabin by Cindy Schumaker, MTVC Director. We will also have our officer elections and enjoy refreshments. Meetings are free and open to the public….
Our next meeting will be Feb 27, 6pm-8pm, at the Blanchard Funeral Home, 611 Noble St, Fairbanks, Alaska. Ray Bonnell will do a presentation on historical artworks and how he finds locations of historical interest. We hope to see you there!
