Are you a fan of the television show Who Do You Think You Are? Would you like to learn where you come from?

Join others at the Chester County Historical Society to learn how to “Discover Your Family Tree.”

In a morning workshop, genealogist Kimberly F.B. Bucklaw, an assistant archivist with the Chester County Archives, will present two lessons: “Getting Started in Genealogy” and “Chester County Records and Genealogy.”

She will also host a bonus Q&A session, during which she will offer advice on how to bust down “brick walls” in your personal research.

The workshop will take place on Saturday, May 6 at the Chester County Historical Society, located at 225 North High Street in West Chester. Doors open at 9 AM. The cost is $10 for CCHS members and $20 for non-members.

Click here for more information or call 610-692-4800.

Created in 1982, the Chester County Archives was established to preserve and make available the historic public records of Chester County. It currently holds more than 2,940 volumes and 1,823 cubic feet of original records, and is a primary destination for genealogists, property researchers, local historians, and academics researching all facets of Chester County history.

Click here for more information on the Chester County Archives.

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