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Scholarship opportunity for GRIP in Amherst, NY for “Intermediate Genealogy: Tools for Digging Deeper”

Paula Stuart-Warren  Conferences/Institutes, Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh, Libraries  Leave a comment

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Hennepin County, Minnesota ancestors? Hennepin History magazine now digitized!

Paula Stuart-Warren  Hennepin County, Historical Societies, history, Libraries, Uncategorized  1 Comment

From the Hennepin County Library system about a new addition to its special collections: “76 years of the magazine “Hennepin History,” the official publication of the Hennepin History Museum, are now online in the Hennepin County Library Digital Collections. The magazine has been published continuously since 1941. Articles range in length and scope, but cover […]

Saint Paul, Minnesota city directories 1856-1922 digitized and free online!

Paula Stuart-Warren  City directories, Libraries, Minnesota, Saint Paul, St. Paul  3 Comments

It has finally happened! Saint Paul city directories have been digitized by the Saint Paul Public Library with the aid of a Heritage Preservation Grant. The years digitized are 1846-1922. Why not later years? The answer is simple, the later years are still under copyright. Last week, I tried to find an easy way to […]

Minnesota websites for genealogical and historical research: Part 3

Paula Stuart-Warren  Historical Societies, Libraries, Minnesota  Leave a comment

This is Part 3 of an ongoing  series of posts about great online resources from historical societies and libraries around Minnesota. Don’t forget to check the websites of these organizations for lists, catalogs, and finding aids that tell you about the other extensive research resources that need to be used in person. Hennepin County Library, […]

North Dakota State University Archives and Institute for Regional Studies reopens

Paula Stuart-Warren  Libraries, North Dakota  Leave a comment

It’s always a good thing when a great research place stays open. It’s sad when one is closed, even temporarily. In the case of the Institute for Regional Studies and the North Dakota State University Archives, that temporarily closed is now in the past. It has reopened in a new location. I noted the announcement […]