On Tuesday, October 26 join us for a virtual workshop on how to present your genealogical research. This is a virtual program via Zoom. 

So much excitement happens for the researcher as they discover information about their ancestors and uncover hidden resources that helped break down brick walls. But how do we preserve that excitement? How do we share the information with others? In this session, Eleanor Brinsko will lay out some important questions, such as have you found all the information that will be found, who is the intended audience, and what is the best format to present and preserve this information that should not be lost again?

Registration required. Once you register you will receive the link to join the Zoom meeting. 

Eleanor O. Brinsko, MLIS of Carlon Genealogical Services, LLC, is a professional genealogist who specializes in Norwegian-American genealogy by looking at genealogical and social trends on both sides of the Atlantic. More information available at carlongenealogy.com

This is part of our Fall Family History series.

This program is funded with money from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. These funds, often referred to as “LEGACY FUNDS” are distributed to Washington County Library by MELSA, an alliance of metro-area public libraries. 

Everyone is welcome!