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.
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…
For the month of January 2022, the Society has a great display inside the window case at the Noel Wien Library.
Happy New Year! We are pleased to announce a new meeting location, the Alaska Mining Hall of Fame. Join us for the January 2023 meeting. The program will be “Alaskan Trade Tokens” presented by Dick Hanscom, an expert on Alaska rare coins, tokens, and similar collectibles. His webpage is Alaska Rare Coins. The meeting will…
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….
Join us November 30th, the Thursday after Thanksgiving, for the next meeting. Please note the day and date change to Thursday. We will be at the Alaska Mining Hall of Fame, 406 Cushman St for this exciting information filled presentation. Refreshments will be served. Be ready with any genealogy questions you have and let’s have…
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…
