BRGHS May 16th REMINDER

The BRGHS presents Clark Forest as he offers a down home talk about the "Free state of Livingston -Questions you always meant to ask." His style includes gentle humor as he discusses the history, establishment, and historic highlights of the area. The talk will be in the Bluebonnet Library meeting room, May 16, 2009 at 10 a.m with refreshments.

Do you twitter? The Library Does!

The EBR library now has a twitter update available. If you want to know what is happening at the library, click on the title above and it will take you to the library's twitter webpage. Genealogists all over the U.S. have been twittering as well. Join in the conversation and see what it's about. It's free and fun.

Want to design a decorative family tree?

Cassie, our BRGHS librarian, is willing to start a Genealogy Crafts session in June for those interested in creating decorative family displays or gifts such as a family tree, painted crests, t-shirt designs, and more. If you are interested please call the library at 763-2283 and leave your name and email for future notifications about this special summer session.

Preserving Your Family Treasures

If you need help organizing and properly caring for your treasures then come listen to EBR Parish Library's Archivist, Melissa Eastin, discuss better ways to safeguard them for the future.

Her presentation will be on May 20, at the Bluebonnet Library at 10:30 a.m. the library is located at 9200 Bluebonnet Blvd. in Baton Rouge.

Got questions about the Free State of Livingston?

You're invited!

BRGHS presents the

"Free state of Livingston -Questions you always meant to ask"

by Clark Forrest.

May 16, 2009

10 a.m with refreshments

His talk will be a down-home account "spoken in Livingstonian" with gentle humor, focusing on the establishment, early settlement, and historic highlights of the area. The talk will be , at the Bluebonnet Library meeting room, starting at . Come on in and visit with us!