Connect with fellow genealogists to discuss research, share hints, and ask questions. All are welcome! 

Researching your family’s or community’s history? Come learn about the resources – both onsite and online -- offered in the Family History & Learning Center! Class includes a tour of the local history room, a survey of digital resources, and time for research using the collection’s books and databases.  

Lineage societies are a great way to honor your ancestors' accomplishments. This program guides you through applying to a lineage society of your choice. It covers filling out forms, paying fees, meeting deadlines, and includes a personal example of the process. Optional viewing on Zoom.  

Connect with fellow genealogists to discuss research, share hints, and ask questions. All are welcome! 

Tom Goldsmith, grandson of Titanic survivor Frank John William Goldsmith, speaks about his grandfather’s experience along with Titanic lore and the history. Goldsmith will bring items for display. 

Uncovering your immigrant ancestor's hometown is essential to furthering family history research “across the pond.” Mini-case studies of American immigrants from the mid-1800s to early 1900s, illustrate the potential resources and strategies to discover this crucial detail. Optional viewing on Zoom.  

Researching your family’s or community’s history? Come learn about the resources – both onsite and online -- offered in the Family History & Learning Center! Class includes a tour of the local history room, a survey of digital resources, and time for research using the collection’s books and databases.  

Connect with fellow genealogists to discuss research, share hints, and ask questions. All are welcome! 

Learn about the resources available in the Family History & Learning Center. Tour includes the Digital Lab, Local History Room, and Makerspace. 

Learn about the resources available in the Family History & Learning Center. Tour includes the Digital Lab, Local History Room, and Makerspace. 

Join Chuck Gibson from the Northern Ohio Railway Museum as he delves into the history of electric streetcars, the importance of electric railways to Ohio's past, and how electric railways could improve Ohio going forward. 

Learn about the resources available in the Family History & Learning Center. Tour includes the Digital Lab, Local History Room, and Makerspace. 

Researching your family’s or community’s history? Come learn about the resources – both onsite and online -- offered in the Family History & Learning Center! Class includes a tour of the local history room, a survey of digital resources, and time for research using the collection’s books and databases.  

Agatha Christie, known as the “Queen of Mystery” in later years, was born in 1890 in Devon, England. She worked as a nurse during World War I and then in a dispensary, which informed her use of poisons in her stories. Agatha’s first mystery novel was published in 1920 and introduced her famous detective Hercule Poirot. Aside from being one of the best-selling authors of all time, she was also a playwright with the distinction of having written one of the longest-running plays. Agatha had a personal mystery as well—her sensational disappearance which set off a national search. Come hear her story presented by Anne McEvoy from Women in History.

Connect with fellow genealogists to discuss research, share hints, and ask questions. All are welcome!