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Please join the NYG&B as we walk through searching Digitized Oneida County Records. This session is part of the NYG&B’s online series Collection Close-Ups, in which the NYG&B explores one or more of our many online
Join the NYG&B for a week of interactive events and digitization opportunities, both in person and online. We invite you to take part in however many events you would like! See below for a full schedule of the week's
As part of the NYG&B’s Digitize New York initiative, our digital services team has been working to preserve and make accessible as many at-risk documents as possible. Now it’s your turn to bring your own materials to
Family history is a fascinating and personal way for everyone to better understand who they are and how our past has shaped us. Genealogy also helps reveal and strengthen connections between individuals and communities
To help preserve at-risk historical records and improve access for people conducting New York family history research, the NYG&B launched the Digitize New York initiative in 2023. Through this initiative, the NYG&B is
As part of our mission to preserve New York history, volunteers actively digitize records and documents in our New York City Digitization Center. Volunteers in the center are trained to use our scanning equipment
In May 2024 the NYG&B launched New Netherland Settlers—a groundbreaking, multiyear project to develop detailed, peer-reviewed sketches of all the people residing in New Netherland prior to 1664, including settlers, those