Exploring the History Behind Post-Mortem Photography – An Interview with Robbie Gorr

In this episode, James Beidler highlights Meyers Gazetteer and how it can best guide your German genealogy research.

Lisa reviews an article on Italian genealogy written by Melanie D. Holtz. Also, learn how to read difficult handwriting in documents with Colleen Stutz.

In this episode, Cyndi Ingle shares some of the resources found on her website and how visitors can make the most of these resources.

In this episode, Shannon Combs-Bennett highlights the top DNA tests and their benefits. Plus, Charlotte Barnes tells us how to get kids interested in genealogy.

In this episode, Sunny Jane Morton highlights some of the key features of the free tool Historypin, which allows users to share images, online photos and more.

In this episode, David Fryxell explains how to research U.S. colonial ancestors. Plus, learn how to preserve heirloom American flags.

In this episode, Rick Crume highlights some of the websites that made Family Tree Magazine's lists of 101 Best Genealogy Websites and 75 Best State Websites.

In this episode, Kathryn Lake Hogan talks about the 1931 Census of Canada and how to search it. Plus, learn how to plan a memorable family reunion.

In this episode of Best Websites, Daniel Pinna talks about AncientFaces and what the platform has to offer as a community and as a tool for sharing photos.

Robbie Gorr shares the history behind Victorian post-mortem photography. Plus, learn how to preserve photo prints with Photo Detective Maureen Taylor.