GENEALOGY WORKSHOP OF THE HUNTINGTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY 209 Main St., Huntington, New York 11743 Tel. (631) 427-7045

VISIT OUR DATABASES SUFFOLK COUNTY WORLD WAR I VETERANS: Our Resource Center at 209 Main St. in Huntington has records on nearly 4500 World War I veterans from throughout Suffolk County, Long Island. To search an index and to order a copy of a record, click here. More databases coming!
WINTER - SPRING 2008 GENEALOGY WORKSHOP SCHEDULE For additional information, call (631) 427-7045, ext. 401 For directions to our meetings, click here
J A N	Wednesday, January 23^rd, 7:00 pm At the Conklin House Barn, Huntington, NY Open and free to the public FAMILY HEIRLOOMS & TREASURES Presentations by our members
F E B	Wednesday, February 27^th, 7:00 pm At the Conklin House Barn, Huntington, NY Open and free to the public THE NEW YORK STATE HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS INVENTORY: HIDDEN TREASURERS IN NEW YORK STATE REPOSITORIES SPEAKER: Arthur F. Sniffin, a retired Records Management Advisor to over 500 local governments on Long Island.
Saturday, March 15, 2008 FAMILY ROOTS III: Where to Begin, How to Continue & Share An all-day seminar at Stony Brook University Sponsored by the Genealogy Federation of Long Island We are participating in this event. For details, click here
M A R	Wednesday,: March 26^th, 7:00 pm At the Huntington Public Library Auditorium Open and free to the public The Huntington Public Library and The Huntington Historical Society present SPOTLIGHT ON HISTORY: Before the Telephone, TV, and Computers, NEWSPAPERS were the Source of Information SPEAKER: Dave Concar, project director of the Suffolk County Newspaper Project, will demonstrate the Suffolk County Historic Newspaper Collection project and include information about the New York State Newspaper Project.
A P R	Sunday, April 27, 2008 to Sunday, May 4, 2008 ANNUAL RESEARCH TRIP TO FAMILY HISTORY LIBRARY IN SALT LAKE CITY For information, please contact the Huntington Historical Society, 209 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743, Tel# 631-427-7045
M A Y	Wednesday, May 28^th, 7:00 pm At the Conklin House Barn, Huntington, NY Open and free to the public GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH AT THE BROOKLYN HISTORICAL SOCIETY SPEAKER: Elizabeth Call
J U N	Wednesday, June 25^th ANNUAL FAMILY PICNIC
ABOUT THE GENEALOGY WORKSHOP The Huntington Historical Society’s Genealogy Workshop conducts monthly meetings from September through June, with guest speakers to discuss issues of common concern to family historians. Meetings are held in the Barn at the Conklin House or at a public library.. Other activities include field trips to resource centers, research and indexing projects, and participation in all-day seminars and family history fairs. The Workshop publishes a monthly Newsletter featuring local, national and international topics of genealogical interest
PROJECTS Members of the Genealogy Workshop participate in activities such as research for publications, indexing of records at The Huntington Historical Society’s Archives and cemetery tombstone readings. Our members also participate, along with members of other organizations, in database projects of the Genealogy Federation of Long Island. These databases include indexes to Naturalization, Military, Vital Records and other records in Long Island – New York Metropolitan area depositories. Over ten million names are available online now, with another two million to be added shortly. For details, click here
LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES Tel # (631) 427-7045 The Huntington Historical Society maintains a Resource Center (Library and Archives) at the Trade School Building, which is also the location of the Society’s offices, at 209 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743-6993 For information and pictures, click here

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