Musqueam families lived at Garry Point, but little in the park tells their story today.

In this week’s roundup, a thought-provoking look at how information disappears, jobs at the New Jersey State Archives, a DNA book to add to your reading list, and more!

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Every week, someone in a Scottish genealogy group posts a photograph of themselves in “their clan tartan” and asks whether they’re descended from the chief.

Free public event marks the Royal Canadian Legion's 100th anniversary.

Asru's mummified body has been on view in Manchester almost continuously for more than 200 years.

In this week’s roundup, a genealogy-adjacent murder mystery, library treasures preserved in synthetic DNA, one very well-documented American family, and more!

The National Archives announced it is closing three locations nationwide, one of them being Chicago. Minnesota historians and genealogists are raising concerns over records being moved further away.

“Chinese is not just Mandarin or Cantonese; we have a lot of dialects,” says a KPU undergraduate.

When it comes to family history, our instinct is to preserve everything. But, knowing what not to keep is just as important as knowing what to save.

The Dutch Street Market is on this weekend along the Granville Street pedestrian zone.

More than four decades ago, somewhere amid the bustling streets of Mumbai, India, two baby girls were born. Adopted by different families in the Netherlands, Meena Geltink and Minal Tijssen grew up me...

PEOPLE can exclusively reveal the stars who will take a deep dive into their family history on PBS’s ‘Finding Your Roots’ season 13. Bette Midler, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Rita Moreno and Noah Wyle are am...

73K likes, 374 comments - crazycemeterylady on July 18, 2026: "🪦 Headstone Cleaning & Storytime A huge thank you to everyone who helped uncover Anna C. Wooley’s story! Born in Canada, raised in Wate...

It was fascinating to apply new technology to an old problem. I learned more about the problematic 1891 census of Victoria, found an alternative census I didn’t know existed, and was able to …

Walking the Western Front was an experience I’ll never forget.

A tattoo, a teenage soldier, and a mystery that has lasted more than a century.