This week Genealogy Roadshow is back in St. Louis but this time at historic Union Station. The team of genealogists uncover fascinating family stories from the River City. A musician hopes to find connections to a famous St. Louis jazz composer; two sisters explore links to a survivor of the legendary Donner party; an Italian-American woman finds out if she is related to Italian royalty; and a schoolteacher who has all the answers for her students has very few about her own past.
Genealogy Roadshow airs on most PBS stations at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 10.
Hi Dick,
Thanks for these reminders about Genealogy Roadshow. I had forgotten about it, until I read your first message about this season. I’m glad the episodes are available to watch online, because I have to work at the time they are on the air
On the show last week there was a mention of resources at historical libraries, and I want to recommend that resource to everyone. Many libraries have interesting information about places, people, and families that you wouldn’t expect.
I have found some amazing things through library Web sites, including the Rochester Public Library. They have a wonderful Web site, and it’s a big help to those of us who don’t live in Rochester.