Malissa will give an overview of the holdings of the Enoch Pratt State Library Resource Center that are most important to genealogists, highlight offerings that be accessed from home, and provide useful tips for making a trip to the historical … Continue reading →
Trace the history of Baltimore from its founding in 1729 through the War of 1812. We will look at the developments that transformed Baltimore Town from a sleepy village on the Patapsco River to a major American city by 1820, … Continue reading →
Learn genealogical research techniques and strategies to move beyond your brick wall and continue exploring your family history. For more information, please select the link → PROGRAM OF SPEAKERS.
Continue reading →Everyone is invited to use all of the research assets of our Library from 12:00 Noon until 4:00 PM. The Computer Genealogy Interest Group meets at 1 pm.
Continue reading →May 24, Sunday, 3 pm — The ABCs of DNA for Genealogy – Eileen Souza What is DNA? What types of DNA are used for genealogy? What are their strengths and weaknesses? How do I know what test to take? … Continue reading →
Sunday, March 22, 3 pm. Join Sandy Clunies in a discussion about finding documents, books and newspapers online. Tips and tricks are offered to help you find what you need online. About Sandy Clunies Sandy Clunies has been certified by … Continue reading →
February 22, Sunday, 3 pm — Baltimore’s First Century. Wayne Schaumburg Trace the history of Baltimore from its founding in 1729 through the War of 1812. We will look at the developments that transformed Baltimore Town from a sleepy village … Continue reading →
November 23, Sunday, 3 pm Guest Speaker: John Foertschbeck John is a member of the Maryland Genealogical Society, Maryland Historical Society, Carroll County Genealogical Society, Carroll County Community Media Center, Historical Society of Carroll County, Mt. Airy Historical Society. John … Continue reading →
Sunday, October 26, 3 pm Guest Speaker: Margaret McMahon Join Dr. Margaret M. McMahon to learn how to search for ancestors using Google and its tools. You will learn how to construct searches to look for your ancestors on the web … Continue reading →
Sunday, September 28, 3:00 pm Guest Speaker: Bill Amos A step by step progression using several genealogical tools to come up with an interesting story. By connecting the dots — FACTS — an interesting picture emerges. Bill Amos retired after … Continue reading →
