Family History Day on Display Now at the Arden-Dimick Library

Now through the end of September patrons of the Arden-Dimick Public Library can view the Family History Day display in the foyer.  The Family History Day publicity committee is pleased to have the opportunity to introduce the joy of genealogy to all visitors to the library.

 

The display case has photos, a list of the resources available locally, resource books, examples of records where our ancestors names are recorded, and more.

The library is located at 891 Watt Avenue at Northrop in Sacramento. The pesky glare could not be avoided in these photos.  You simply must come to the library for a closer look.  Click on photos to enlarge.

 

Family History On Display Now At The Sacramento Public Library - Downtown Branch

The Family History Day publicity committee is pleased to have the opportunity to introduce the joy of genealogy to the patrons of the Sacramento Public Library - Central Branch.

Now until September 17th, the display case in the lobby is all about family history, the resources available locally, resource books and examples of records where our ancestors names are recorded.

The library is located at 828 I Street between 8th and 9th Streets.  If you are in the neighborhood, please come in to take a close-up look.  In the meantime, enjoy some photos of the exhibit. Click on photos to enlarge.

The committee wishes to thank Beth Daugherty, Genealogy Services Librarian at the Sacramento Public Library - Central Branch for her participation in and support of Family History Day and its community outreach efforts.

North Highlands-Antelope Public Library Display

Family History Day is the theme of the display case at the North Highlands-Antelope Public Library for the month of August.  It's just inside the main entrance to the library.  When you are in the neighborhood, stop by and take a look.  The library is located at 4235 Antelope Road, Antelope, CA.  If you can't get there, enjoy the movie of the display - click on the right arrow below the photo.  The display was created by Marilyn Ulbricht, Diane Maltase and Nancy Fiorini with contributions from Charlene Eberwine, Suzanne Latimer and Denise Richmond.