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Have you heard the news about the Library of Congress’ new digital Sanborn maps collection? Here's how to use these unique maps for your genealogy research!
Some NFL teams have as many twists and turns as your family tree, with name changes and moves across the country. This handy football history timeline tells you the genealogy of...
Not sure how to go about tracking down the records of your ancestor's arrival through Ellis Island? With these tips and resources, you'll find them in no time!
Does organizing your genealogy research sound overwhelming? Start small! Using these baby steps, you'll have your research tidied up in no time.
How, exactly, are you related to the child of your great-great-grandmother's son? We'll explain the steps to calculating cousinhood!
In honor of the anniversary of Pearl Harbor, we're sharing some resources that help ensure the events of that day are never forgotten.
Hanukkah begins at sundown, when Jews light the first candle on a special nine-branch menorah. Let's learn more about this special time of the year!
Most of our Christmas lore dates back centuries: Santa Claus, the Yule log, caroling, the Christmas tree. The most famous reindeer of all, though, dates only to 1939. We'll...
“Relative Race” equips four, two-person teams with a car, a paper map and a flip phone. Then it sends them to a new city each day to compete a challenge and find the home of a...
Check out our pictures and history of Fort Mackinac, a 230-year-old military fort on an island at the top of Michigan. We also have tips for researching soldiers who were...