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| Bryan McGraw |
Did you know that the National Archives at St. Louis is the nation's central depository of genealogically-rich personal data series records of the late 19th and 20th Century? The National Archives at St. Louis is home to hundreds of millions of personal data series records including the official military and civilian personnel folders, many of which are open to the public for research. These are the most requested records in the National Archives system.
Attendees to this session will be given insight into not only the records available for genealogical research, but will also have a chance to learn how one of the largest and most modern archives in our nation was constructed and what is being done to preserve these records for future generations.They will also be provided a virtual tour of the facility and be given insight into what they need to do to perform on-site research and how to obtain copies of records if they are off-site. A question and answer session will follow the presentation.
The session will be presented by Bryan McGRaw, acting Access Coordinator - St. Louis & Midwest.
National Archives and Records Administration
1 Archives Drive, Room 340F
St. Louis, MO 63138
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