We recently joined The North American Reciprocal Museum Association, a network of 1,500+ arts, cultural, and historical institutions across North America offering free general admission and store discounts.
See participating institutions: https://t.co/HaENA1r9nP
Join us at @AncestorExperts for August Adventures today for free admission to the library, the Family Heritage Experience, and lots of free activities including selfies with our Chief Genealogist @DLGenealogist#genealogy#familyhistory
Summer 2025 Issue of American Ancestors Magazine Now Available!
The summer issue of American Ancestors focuses on home sources for family history. View now at: https://t.co/aTJrjJ2TXg
@AncestorExperts just opened its Family Heritage Experience and marked the occasion by naming its Back Bay HQ after my friend @HenryLouisGates. Skip has done incredible work connecting people to their heritage — this honor is incredibly well-deserved. https://t.co/XR3taQxncJ
Within the walls of @AncestorExperts National Center for Family History, Heritage & Culture are thousands of family stories we can learn about — and learn from.
Excited to officially reopen their HQ in Boston with @HenryLouisGates and Thomas Bailey Hagen!
@AncestorExperts American Ancestors Dedicates Back Bay Headquarters to Dr. @HenryLouisGates Louis Gates, Jr. at Grand Opening of the Family Heritage Experience https://t.co/Om24yE8sbC #Genealogy
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Number 2 on our list of most memorable RootsTech 2025 moments: Elizabeth Freeman’s only living relative joined us at the Impact Forum! ✨
We were truly blown away by this powerful connection to history. Watch it now online to get chills!
https://t.co/Bo4YjkaM9c
Seventeenth-century New England may be one of the most studied eras in genealogy, resulting in a range of resources to help family historians trace their history. Download our free guide to get started on your research. https://t.co/6jzupzuEO0
Lindsay Fulton of American Ancestors shares progress of the @10MillionNames Project to identify those who had been enslaved in the United States and their descendants. https://t.co/km6ChVIzWM #Genealogy@RootsTechConf@AncestorExperts
Do you have a young historian in your family? There's still time for this to submit to our 2025 Youth Family Historians Essay Contest! Learn more about the contest: https://t.co/bTocdkEWhb
In the latest Vita Brevis post, researcher Kate Gilbert visits local cemeteries to locate and uncover the gravestones of each of her Kimball family ancestors.
https://t.co/J284h6cGPy
Nearly 250 years ago, America declared its independence from the British Empire. In this free webinar, @DLGenealogist will discuss how to research your colonial ancestors and determine how they may have served the cause of the Revolution. https://t.co/RReJjD5087
We have added a "Supplemental Applications" volume to our database, "Massachusetts: Society of Colonial Wars Membership Applications, 1560-1970." This update contains 12,400 pages, 136,123 records, and 324,844 names! Search this database here: https://t.co/3EZMxk1SyY
We are excited to announce that the Family Heritage Experience will open on April 25 at American Ancestors' headquarters in Boston, Massachusetts! Our interactive exhibition inspires you to explore your family history and heritage in a new way. Learn more: https://t.co/2J1ujruJqk