Caloundra Family History Research Inc
Caloundra Family History Research Inc.
Extracts from the 4th March email update for access to the rooms for research and general meeting details for hybrid in-person or zoom options from June Blackburn, President: Hello Everyone, ….. At the committee meeting yesterday, it was decided to open our rooms fully to all members and visitors without number restrictions. You will still Read More …
The presenter at our February 2022 monthly general meeting was Shauna Hicks. Shauna has kindly provided a handout on her website for this talk. A jam-packed talk with strategies to help to find what you are looking for and reasons as to why you might not be successful in your searches. With great examples across Read More …
We plan to feature a series of blog posts to help members discover books and other resources in our library. Library resources are available for members to take home to read or to reference in the rooms. This first book review is by June Blackburn, the current president. The Orphaned Soldier by Daryl Te’nadii This Read More …
A letter from June Blackburn, President, about the latest decisions related to managing Covid-19 at Caloundra Family History was distributed by email on 10 January 2022. In summary, General Meetings for January and February will be held by Zoom only. Research at the rooms is available, with restrictions. For full details read a copy of Read More …
History Redcliffe is now accepting proposals for educational sessions at the nationally recognised Queensland State Conference for Family and Local History, which is taking place 21st – 23rd October 2022. Up to 3 proposals may be submitted and submissions close Friday 18th March 2022. Find and then download the information pack from the Sands of Read More …
Caloundra Family History Research Inc. is very grateful to the Sunshine Coast Council for the grant under the Community Partnership Funding Program to provide funding of $4,000 for three years to go towards our rent costs. This funding will allow us to use more of our own money to provide training programs and resources for Read More …