Exploring Genealogy
Early Migration In, Across and Out of North Carolina
Wednesday, September 16
10:00am - 11:00am
Library Center
Annie Busch Community Room (100)Genealogist Diane Richard explores migration routes and records in historic North Carolina.
Many individuals and families migrated into North Carolina during the colonial and pre-Civil War eras, with settlement patterns shifting across the state and into neighboring regions over time. Professional genealogist Diane Richard explores these waves of migration, including the historical forces that shaped them and the records they left behind. Sponsored by the Ozarks Genealogical Society.
Library Center
The Library Center is the headquarters of the Springfield-Greene County Library District. The 82,000-square-foot building houses major collections of print and electronic resources. These include special collections such as business and local history and genealogy; public Wi-Fi computers, four private study rooms, five small conference rooms, a kitchen and state-of-the-art reference technology. In addition, the Library Center includes other amenities characteristic of larger urban libraries. Those features include a 150-seat auditorium, a glass-enclosed reading room and art gallery, a story hour room, outdoor patio and outdoor story garden and the Between Friends Gift Shop.