Crossroads of America has 9 different tracts, they are coded from
beginner to Intermediate. This is a conference that certainly can offer
something of everyone:
- Skillbuilding
- Proving the Point
- German Research
- Settlers
- Missouri
- Research in the States
- Recording Your Information
- Little Used Records
- Maps
These are just the tracts from the first day. Some of them
will continue through all three days and others will change. Some of the
additions are Migration, Immigration, New York State, Eastern European and
Strategies for Success.
The first lecture of the day begins at 8 a.m. and the last lecture
is at 4 p.m. A luncheon lecture breaks up each of the three days.
The conference begins on Wednesday with an opening session
at 8 a.m. The Exhibition Hall will open every day from 9:00a.m. -5:00 p.m.
except Wednesday when it opens at 9:30. Vendors will be offering a variety of
genealogy related materials.
Hotels are available in the area and many offer shuttles. It
is a good idea to register early but since that is no longer possible there
will be fewer options still available.
Research opportunities are offered n the area but keep in
mind that many other people have the same idea and if you really want to get to
specific facility you may want to come several days early or stay several days
after the closing. Also be sure to check with the specific facility about their
hours and days of opening.
For all the particular, go to their website http://www.ngsgenealogy.org/
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