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Spring is the perfect time of year to tidy up your genealogy research! We've compiled some of our favorite organization tips to help you get inspired.
Online memorials have become increasingly more popular over the past few years, and are an excellent way to share memories, pictures, and much more with the family and friends...
You probably didn't realize that Photo Detective Maureen A. Taylor also has worked on a film project documenting the Revolutionary War. Here are the details and how you can...
In our How I Did It series, genealogy experts you know and trust share stories of how they solved a specific problem in their research. This week, Shannon Combs-Bennett shares...
There are two other images in Susan Ellerbee’s collection. Both men. Both were taken in the 1880s. The young man is William F. Tucker. She’s hoping that a family resemblance...
National Roots Day is observed annually on December 23 across the United States. Check out our ideas for honoring this genealogy holiday!
White Christmas has been a beloved holiday movie, and song, for decades. Join us as we explore the history behind the film!
Each year, NYC's famous Rockefeller tree marks the official start of the Christmas season in the city. Let's have a look at the history behind the tree!
Now that you (hopefully) have a clearly defined project and all your visual and text elements gathered together, it’s time to lay out the book. For that you’ll need a page plan.
Photo Detective Maureen A. Taylor is back on the case, and this time she's investigating a mysterious tintype that features a man in a top hat.