Findagrave for Beginners: Demo/Training/Workshop, learn basics of Findagrave, what you can learn using it and how to conduct searches with the best results. Bring a person or line of your tree to look up and we will use them as examples. Trainer: Julie Huebel About Our Learner Series: A regular series of events consisting of … Continue reading Learner Series: Findagrave for Beginners
Partnered with the ADRC and Staying Put
Come view our displays, explore out 1850's log cabin, do research, donate a photo or item, or just visit.
Findagrave for Advanced Users: Demo/Training/Workshop, learn to submit edit suggestions, upload photos, link relatives, create virtual cemetery. This session builds on basics learned in the previous training or for people that already use the site for searching. Bring a person or line of your tree to upload photos, link relatives, edit existing details and we … Continue reading Learner Series: Findagrave for Advanced Users
Come view our displays, explore out 1850's log cabin, do research, donate a photo or item, or just visit.
Partnered with the ADRC and Staying Put
Plat Map/Atlas as a Resource: Demo/Training/Workshop, learn how to read a plat map, how to decipher land descriptions, and discover what years are available for Pierce County and where to find them. Trainer: Julie Huebel About Our Learner Series: A regular series of events consisting of speakers, training sessions, and workshops to be coordinated by … Continue reading Learner Series: Plat Map/Atlas as a Resource
Partnered with the ADRC and Staying Put
Come view our displays, explore out 1850's log cabin, do research, donate a photo or item, or just visit.
Federal Census as a Resource: Demo/Training/Workshop, learn to navigate federal census records. Bring a person from your family to use as examples. Trainer: Julie Huebel About Our Learner Series: A regular series of events consisting of speakers, training sessions, and workshops to be coordinated by the PCHA. These events will be held at the History … Continue reading Learner Series: Federal Census as a Resource
Come visit us on the 1st Sunday of every month from 12-4pm to view our rotating displays, research, donate, or just visit and chat history with our volunteers and other visitors.
First Thursday of Every Month, at the Elmwood History Center. Coffee & Conversation is an opportunity for people gather and share their life experiences with others in a comfortable and engaging environment. It is a place where guests can laugh, learn, share their memories, and connect with others. All are welcome!
