Historical documents have an incredible way of transporting us back in time, offering glimpses into daily life from bygone eras. A few years ago, I came across a remarkable artifact:
a 100-Year-Old Check and 5 Lessons from Life in Small-Town America Read More »
Earlier this month here in the U.S. we marked National Small Business Week, providing an opportunity to highlight the achievements of entrepreneurs and business owners across the country. While I
Celebrating Small Businesses with Family Business Research Read More »
During the last week I have given a few presentations on the genealogical value of the National Register of Historic Places. Each time I start this conversation with people they
National Register of Historic Places Highlight This post is the second in a series on Garden City, Kansas, highlighting the genealogical riches that can be found in the National Register
Two men Designed and Built Downtown Garden City Then Faded Away Read More »
This post is the first in a series on Garden City, Kansas, highlighting the genealogical riches that can be found in the National Register of Historic Places. The J.H. Stevens-C.L.
Young Man, Old Settler: John A. Stevens (1850-1902) Read More »