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The season kick-off is Tuesday night, July 23rd, at 8 pm on TLC. Kelly Clarkson’s past will be unlocked.

Ancestry.com is offering free access to their New England collection featuring updated birth, death, marriage and census records. You can search for your ancestors through July 21st.

“Treasures within the Historical Collections & Archives” will be the fourth lecture in Greenblatt Library’s History of the Health Sciences Lecture Series. Bring your own lunch and join us in the HCA (room 225) in the Greenblatt Library on Wednesday, … Continue reading →

Contact: Elliott Levy Aiken County Historical Museum 433 Newberry St., SW Aiken, SC 29801 803-642-2015 For Immediate Release: The Aiken County Historical Museum is proud to announce our latest exhibit.  This exhibit honors our men and women who have served … Continue reading →

Augusta Genealogical Society’s July 13, 2013 program will be “Show and Tell.” “We are looking for members who have had successes in their research/search to share their experiences. Your presentation does not have to be long, 10 minutes at most. … Continue reading →

The Friends of the National Archives-Southeast Region will be hosting a monthly webinar on Tuesday, July 9th at 2pm. The webinar is titled, “DNA and Genetic Genealogy in 2013.” The webinar is free and easy to use and you can … Continue reading →

What do Jim Nabors, Millie Jackson and Wycliffe Gordon have in common? Find out on July 13th at Famous Entertainers from Augusta, a program given by Don Rhodes, editor, author and re-known speaker. He will tell personal stories about the … Continue reading →

Please join us in the Georgia Heritage Room for Jane Rowland’s collection of antique lady’s fans and handmade lace handkerchiefs. Her collection will be on display during June and July. Drop in to see these elegant reminders of a bygone … Continue reading →

Jim Jordan will share his success in his second career as historian at the AGS June program entitled “Gazaway Bugg Lamar, Augusta Native, Battles the Federal Government — and Wins.” Jordan recently purchased a large collection of Lamar papers which … Continue reading →