Category: Dallas Public Library

My experience at IGHR

IGHR is my first genealogical event of my professional career and I couldn’t have asked for a better or richer experience.

Dallas Public Library’s new Veterans Oral History Project

The Dallas Public Library has launched a new Veterans Oral History Project to preserve the memories of U.S. military veterans, support staff and family members of veterans in the DFW area.

Samantha Diaz is 2023 Bockstruck Scholarship recipient

Upon learning of the opportunity to attend the Texas Institute of Genealogical Research Conference in June 2023, I did not hesitate to apply.

See You In September!

Help us help the Genealogy & History Division of the Dallas Public Library.

The Gift That Keeps on Giving

This summer DGS participated in a North Texas Giving Day campaign to benefit Dallas Public Library patrons.

Dallas Public Library Receives Dallas Genealogical Society’s Fall 2022 Book Donations

The Genealogy & History Division of the Dallas Public Library was pleased to receive over $1,600 worth of new books from DGS for our genealogy collection.

My IGHR Experience

In March I applied for, and was granted, the 2022 Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck Scholarship to attend The Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research (IGHR) Conference, which was held in July.

Annual Family Month Celebration 2022

Mark your calendars for Friday, October 21, 2022! The Dallas Public Library and Dallas Genealogical Society are pleased to bring back our annual in-person Family History Month Celebration on the 8th floor of the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library.

Dallas Public Library welcomes 59 new books

The Dallas Public Library Genealogy & History Division got an early holiday surprise from our Dallas Genealogical Society supporters.

Genealogical Resources in the Dallas History & Archives Division of the Dallas Public Library

The Genealogy Collection on the 8th floor of the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library is world class, but did you know that just one floor below, the Dallas History & Archives Division has many different resources that are also useful in local genealogical research?