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JUL306pHughes Main Library
Photo Detectives
Tue, Jul 30 • 6p–7:30p • Training LabHow to use context clues to help determine the people, place, or time period captured in historic photos.
Questions? Call 864-527-9258. Registration required.
Part of the event series: History & Genealogy
Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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AUG84pTaylors
Intro to Ancestry.com
Thu, Aug 8 • 4p–5pDiscover your heritage with an introduction to this popular online genealogy tool.
Questions? Call 864-268-5955. Registration required.
Part of the event series: History & Genealogy
Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy, Computer Classes
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AUG221pTaylors
Taylors History Harvest
Thu, Aug 22 • 1p–5pDo you have photos or memories of organizations, businesses, schools, churches, families, or neighborhoods in Taylors? Help preserve local history by bringing your mementos for scanning or have your oral history recorded.
Questions? Call 864-268-5955. Registration required.
Part of the event series: History & Genealogy
Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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AUG224pHughes Main Library
Tea in the Americas: Junius Smith's 1848 Golden Grove Tea Plantation
Thu, Aug 22 • 4p–5p • Meeting Room AWhat part did Greenville play in the history of tea in the Americas? Presented by local historians Anne Peden and Larry Conant.
Questions? Call 864-527-9258. Registration required.
Part of the event series: History & Genealogy
Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP104pOffsite
A River Runs Through It: Discover Greenville’s Early History Through an Exploration of Falls Park
Tue, Sep 10 • 4p–5:30p • Falls Park on the ReedyGo back in time with us on an entertaining and educational stroll through Falls Park. We'll uncover the historic significance of the area that was once called “The Pearl of Greenville” and remains one of its greatest treasures today. Led by Thomas Riddle, historian and Assistant Director of Roper Mountain Science Center. Space is limited.
Questions? Call 864-257-9258. Registration is required and will open 30 days prior to the event date.
Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP126:30pGreer
Photo Detectives
Thu, Sep 12 • 6:30p–8pDiscover clues that can help you determine the people, place, or time captured in your unidentified images. We will review a history of photography and use context clues like image type, clothing, and background to help solve your photo mysteries!
Questions? Call 864-877-8722. Registration is required and will open 30 days prior to the event date.
Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP1712pOffsite
Berea History Harvest
Tue, Sep 17 • 12p–2p • Berea Community CenterDo you have photos or memories of organizations, businesses, schools, churches, families, or neighborhoods in the Berea area? Help preserve local history by bringing your photos and other items for scanning, or capture your memories of life in the area through having your oral history recorded. Event will be at the Berea Community Center, 6 Hunts Bridge Rd, Greenville.
Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP194pAnderson Road
African American Genealogy
Thu, Sep 19 • 4p–5pGet started with African American genealogy and learn about useful Library System resources that will further your research.
Questions? Call 864-269-5210. Registration is required and will open 30 days prior to the event date.
Part of the event series: History & Genealogy
Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP2110:30aMauldin
Tea in the Americas
Sat, Sep 21 • 10:30a–11:30aIn English Colonies, tea was an important cultural drink from the earliest settlements. Learn how Greenville played a significant part in the history of tea in the Americas. Presented by local historians Anne Peden and Larry Conant.
Questions? Call 864-277-7397. Registration is required and will open 30 days prior to the event date.
Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP264pHughes Main Library
Family History Club
Thu, Sep 26 • 4p–5p • Training LabWhether you're looking to start a new family tree or for records to further your research, join us to explore available resources and connect with other genealogy enthusiasts.
Questions? Call 864-527-9258. Registration is required and will open 30 days prior to the event date.
Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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The Library System reserves the right to limit attendance to below the permitted occupancy. All events are "conditions permitting." Adults attending events for youth must be accompanied by at least one child.