The Workshop

The workshop will analyze different types of records, resources, and structural elements that can help date old houses. Presenters are Pam Anderson, certified genealogist and owner of Anderson CoGen, Heather Wade, Franklin County Archivist, and Kara Shindle, Franklin County GIS Director.

The cost of the workshop is $45.00 per person and includes lunch.

For more information and to register, please email Pam Anderson at Pam@AndersonCogen.com.

For more information contact:

Jenny Shifler

ophistory@pa.net

717-264-1667

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