Image
Featured Program
Finding New York City Ancestors’ Vital Records: 1800s–Early-Mid 1900s
New York City’s Municipal Archives has made the publicly available records of birth, marriage, and death mostly accessible online. The NYG&B’s Susan R. Miller will show efficient techniques for finding and accessing records. She will also review which records are not yet online and the procedure for obtaining them.
Catch a Live Webinar
Attend our next live webinar to ask your question to the speaker and interact live with other participants. Many are free for all to attend!
Browse
Browse All Webinars
Released June 02!
Preserving Your New York Story: Unique Aspects of Researching Enslaved People in New York State
Subject
African American
Preserving Your New York Story Programming
UNLOCKED
Released June 03!
Preserving Your New York Story: Get Started with Research for Your Mexican Ancestors
Subject
Hispanic
Preserving Your New York Story Programming
UNLOCKED
Released May 14!
Preserving Your New York Story: Researching WWII Army Veterans
Subject
Military
Preserving Your New York Story Programming
UNLOCKED
Released May 09!
Released May 08!
Finding New York City Ancestors’ Vital Records: 1800s–Early-Mid 1900s
Subject
New York City
Vital Records
Released May 12!
Preserving Your New York Story: Exploring Greek Ancestry!
Subject
Greek
Preserving Your New York Story Programming
UNLOCKED