Midwest Archives: Worthy of More than Just a Flyover

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The Midwest encompasses eleven states and nearly seventy million people with an innumerable amount of archives. From federal, state, local, and university archives the large number of places to find records can be overwhelming to the family historian. This session will explore the vast number of archives found within the Midwest while highlighting select records found within these archives.

Time: 6:00 pm

Location: Willard Public Library

Browning Gallery

Amber Oldenburg is a genealogist, lecturer, and social media manager with a degree in Family History Research from Brigham Young University-Idaho, where she currently serves as an online instructor in their Family History Research program. She specializes in Midwest and Great Lakes states research.

This is a joint presentation of the Tri-State Genealogical Society and Willard Publkic Library. It serves as the monthly meeting for the TSGS.

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