October is American Archives Month and National Family History Month, offering an occasion to discover and document our roots.
Build your family tree or research your neighborhood’s history with help from archivists, genealogists, and historians. This event welcomes all levels of interest and experience!
Participating organizations include:
• Black Heritage Society of Washington State
• Black Genealogy Research Group
• Labor Archives of Washington
• Northwest African American Museum
• University of Washington Libraries Special Collections
• Washington State Archives Month Committee
Location: MOHAI Faye G. Allen Grand Atrium
Cost: Free with Admission / Free for MOHAI and BHS Members
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