Interested in genealogy? Want to have someone to talk to about genealogy related topics? Join us for our monthly genealogy group meeting, where we talk all things genealogy! The Linda Suzo Smith Genealogy Group meets the fourth Thursday every month from 1PM to 3PM at the Historical Research Center, which is located inside the Rutherford...
Interested in genealogy? Want to have someone to talk to about genealogy related topics? Join us for our monthly genealogy group meeting, where we talk all things genealogy! The Linda Suzo Smith Genealogy Group meets the fourth Thursday every month from 1PM to 3PM at the Historical Research Center, which is located inside the Rutherford...
Presenter, Dr. John Lodl, will be giving a talk about their dissertation on African American Churches in Rutherford County and we invite the community to attend. It will be held in-person and through Zoom. No registration is required. This event is free and open to the public. To attend virtually, please email HRC@rclstn.org for the...
Interested in genealogy? Want to have someone to talk to about genealogy related topics? Join us for our monthly genealogy group meeting, where we talk all things genealogy! The Linda Suzo Smith Genealogy Group meets the fourth Thursday every month from 1PM to 3PM at the Historical Research Center, which is located inside the Rutherford...
Interested in genealogy but can’t visit during normal hours? For one night every other month, we’re extending our hours to 6 PM to help you with your genealogy questions and goals! *Not a class* We can help you with: Ancestry FamilySearch Researching your ancestors First Family Applications Retrieving copies of historical family documents from the...
Interested in genealogy? Want to have someone to talk to about genealogy related topics? Join us for our monthly genealogy group meeting, where we talk all things genealogy! The Linda Suzo Smith Genealogy Group meets the fourth Thursday every month from 1PM to 3PM at the Historical Research Center, which is located inside the Rutherford...
Are you interested in learning how to digitize your family home videos, photographs, or transfer files from a floppy disk? Register to attend our orientation class on what equipment is available and how to use it. The orientation class will be held on Tuesday, April 7, at 2 PM. Please register to attend by emailing...
Interested in genealogy? Want to have someone to talk to about genealogy related topics? Join us for our monthly genealogy group meeting, where we talk all things genealogy! The Linda Suzo Smith Genealogy Group meets the fourth Thursday every month from 1PM to 3PM at the Historical Research Center, which is located inside the Rutherford...
Interested in genealogy but can’t visit during normal hours? For one night every other month, we’re extending our hours to 6 PM to help you with your genealogy questions and goals! *Not a class* We can help you with: Ancestry FamilySearch Researching your ancestors First Family Applications Retrieving copies of historical family documents from the...
Interested in genealogy? Want to have someone to talk to about genealogy related topics? Join us for our monthly genealogy group meeting, where we talk all things genealogy! The Linda Suzo Smith Genealogy Group meets the fourth Thursday every month from 1PM to 3PM at the Historical Research Center, which is located inside the Rutherford...
Join us on Saturday, May 30, at 10 AM at Linebaugh Library for our America 250 Lecture Series and Revolutionary Rutherford traveling exhibit premiere. MTSU History professor, Dr. Lynn Nelson, will present Tennessee's American Revolution, which will take place upstairs in the Conference Room. Afterwards, we'll have the Revolutionary Rutherford exhibit premiere with food and...
Join us as we welcome Dr. Stacey Graham, research professor at the Center for Historic Preservation, on Saturday, June 13, at 11 AM at Linebaugh Library in the upstairs Conference Room for a lecture titled A Bicentennial Village Turns 50: The Significance of Cannonsburgh. Cannonsburgh Village was created in 1976 as a Bicentennial project for...
