Vagrants, Truants & Abandoned Privies: Unusual Record Collections of the Philadelphia City Archives. Workshop with Anita Sheahan Coraluzzi. “Sinners, Scandals & Suicides” tour of South Laurel Hill Cemetery. No Good Deed Goes Unrewarded. All Day German Genealogy Conference. Understanding and Interpreting 19th-Century Philadelphia Naturalizations.
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), with the generous support of the Foundation for the National Archives, announces a new program designed to give researchers the opportunity to conduct original research using records held at National Archives locations in Atlanta, Chicago, Kansas City, Philadelphia and Seattle.
The National Archives has created a new blog called NARAtions, where the public can learn about and comment on activities and work at the National Archives. The agency recently posted a blog featuring our work in the Mid-Atlantic and my leadership of the program. Please check it out and feel free to comment and pass along.
Would you like to be a speaker at an AAGG meeting?
AAGG receives a number of speaking requests throughout the year, and in order to provide the requested speaking support the Speakers Bureau needs genealogy speakers. The Speakers’ Bureau is a volunteer-driven service to promote genealogical research in the African American community. If you are interested in being a speaker for the Speakers’ Bureau, please contact send an e-mail to:
info@aagg.org.
The National Archives has created a new blog called NARAtions, where the public can learn about and comment on activities and work at the National Archives. The agency recently posted a blog featuring our work in the Mid-Atlantic and my leadership of the program. Please check it out and feel free to comment and pass along.
