We do tend to head straight to the “big” libraries in the big cities and so easily overlook what the smaller town libraries might have for us. Case in point, the Appleton, Wisconsin, Public Library in Appleton, Wisconsin, located northeast of Madison, the state capitol.
This town of about 75,000 citizens, has just opened a brand new library…. doesn’t it look both grand and enticing????
Why should you care about the Appleton Wisconsin Public Library? Because they offer free genealogy resource/research monthly programs via ZOOM, that’s why.
Their program quickly upcoming on Saturday, November 18, 2023, at 2:00 Central Time is titled “Researching German Ancestry”. Link to register is: https://bit.ly/3Xx1XHK (or likely from their website….. if you don’t register, you won’t get the ZOOM link).
The Saturday, December 9th program is titled “Making Sense of All the Research You’ve Done.” The link to register is: https://bit.ly/3x1gtKm. Again, do register to get the ZOOM link.
The library hasn’t posted any information about their 2024 programs but I imagine that these offerings will continue.
Great info – Thx!
Donna,
Tried the links and for whatever reason, they don’t seem to work.
Spent quite a while perusing the Library Website and didn’t come up with anything. The two Zoom programs you mentioned looked interesting to me.
Thx,
Duane