4 Tips for Virtually Traveling to an Ancestor’s Home
Stuck at home? Follow these four time travel tips to do round-the-world research from the comfort of home.
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Traveling out of town to trace your roots doesn’t have to bust your budget—at least if you follow our money-saving advice.
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Travel Guide: Monroeville, Alabama Premium
Scout out the town that inspired Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird."
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From Nashville to Natchez, the old Natchez Trace is a highway into history.
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Tips for Taking Kids Along on Your Next Family History Trip Premium
Put the family in your next family history trip with these tips for taking the kids along.
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Visiting the Manassas Battlefield and Prince William County, Va. Premium
Civil War battles and Virginia history come to life in and around Manassas, Va.
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Historical Lodgings Directory Premium
Want to learn more about your ancestors' era? Sleep on it in a historic hotel, cabin, castle or other lodgings.
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Ancestry's Red Book: American State, County and Town Sources edited by Alice Eichholz (Ancestry, $49.95) The Handybook for Genealogists, 9th ed. (Everton Publishers, $34.99) Searching on Location: Planning a Research Trip by Anne Ross Balhuizen (Ancestry, $9.95) The Educated Traveler newsletter, $48/year, $8 sample copy, Box...
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