Dedicated to documenting family history
Every year we provide a trip to Salt Lake City, and to the Family History Library. The tour staff, Carol Proven and William Chamberlain, has over 25 years in researching family history. For more information please check our registration form.
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Since 1975, the Genealogy Workshop of the Huntington Historical Society has been helping people from all over the country trace their family roots. The Workshop provides technical help in researching and documenting one’s own family history through it’s lecture programs.
Since 1975, the Genealogy Workshop of the Huntington Historical Society has been helping people from all over the country trace their family roots. The Workshop provides technical help in researching and documenting one’s own family history through it’s lecture programs. |
The Workshop publishes ten monthly newsletters featuring local, national and international topics of genealogical interest. To receive the Genealogy Workshop Newsletter, be sure to choose the membership level that includes the newsletter.
World War I Vets Database.We have, in our Resource Center, at 209 Main Street in Huntington, files on nearly 4500 World War I veterans from Suffolk County on Long Island. Please visit our search page to check if your person of interest is in our files.
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Record Search ServicesHuntington Historical Society provides Record Search Services to provide easy access to our vast Archives.
Genealogy PublicationsSee our Genealogy Publications here.
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Upcoming Genealogy WorkshopsSaturday, May 4, 2019 @ 11:00 AM – South Huntington Public Library, 145 Pidgeon Hill Road, Huntington Station
“Dating the Dead: Using Fashion Details to Date Old Photographs” Speaker: Beth Chamberlain Docent at Old Bethpage Village Restoration When looking at old photographs, the clothing, accessories and hair styles all give clues about the time period and their lives. Learn to decode these clues! |
