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Seattle Public Library Tour
Seattle Public Library Tour
Friday, April 19
10:00 am to 12:30 pm
1000 Fourth Ave., Seattle
 
SGS has a long history of collaboration with the Seattle Public Library (SPL).  Join us for a guided tour of SPL's genealogical resources.  LIMITED TO 20 PEOPLE.
 
The Seattle Room (10th floor) is open to researchers by appointment only.  It holds more than 50,000 items documenting and exploring the culture and history of Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. Get a glimpse behind the scenes and learn about resource that can aid your study of the Seattle area and its people.
 
The Genealogy Department (9th floor) originally housed many books donated by SGS researchers of 100 years ago and now holds some SGS archival materials.  Check the SGS catalog for resources that were transferred to SPL when we vacated the Sand Point facility.  Come and tour with SPL’s own genealogical librarian.
 
Following the morning tour, consider breaking for lunch with others or conducting your personal research.  The library is open until 6pm.
 
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.  LIMIT of 20 people reached, but sign up for the waitlist.
 
Tell us if want your contact information shared with other registrants to find carpool possibilities.


Family Tree Maker Tour
Family Tree Maker Tour
Thursday, April 25
11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Good Shepherd Center, Room 202
Family Tree Maker hits the road as it prepares to launch its newest release. Family Tree Maker Ambassador, Mark Olsen, will be here in Seattle to demonstrate the new features of FTM 2024 as well as teach all things related to Family Tree Maker and its partner products. Two opportunitues: one during the day (11-2) and another in the evening (5:30-8:30).
 
You may register for Zoom attendance here


Family Tree Maker Tour
Family Tree Maker Tour
5:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Good Shepherd Center, Room 202
Family Tree Maker hits the road as it prepares to launch its newest release. Family Tree Maker Ambassador, Mark Olsen, will be here in Seattle to demonstrate the new features of FTM 2024 as well as teach all things related to Family Tree Maker and its partner products. Two opportunitues: one during the day (11-2) and another in the evening (5:30-8:30).
 
If you cannot attend in person (recommended), you may register for the Zoom session here.