Mixers and Shakers - Tracing Your Bootlegging Ancestors
Education · Workshop

Mixers and Shakers - Tracing Your Bootlegging Ancestors

A genealogy workshop focused on tracing ancestors during the Prohibition era.

Tue, 18 Aug 2026 Evergreen Park Public Library Evergreen Park , Illinois
Ever wondered if your ancestors were involved in the bootlegging trade? Join us at the Evergreen Park Public Library for 'Mixers and Shakers,' a unique genealogy workshop dedicated to tracing your family history during the Prohibition era. Led by expert genealogist Debra M. Dudek, this session provides practical tips and resources to help you uncover your ancestors' stories. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced researcher, this workshop offers a fascinating look into the past.

What to Expect

An informative workshop with expert guidance on genealogy research.

Who Should Attend

  • Genealogy enthusiasts
  • History buffs
  • Local residents
  • Researchers

Agenda Overview

Genealogy workshop presentation.
Venue & Address
Evergreen Park Public Library
9400 S Troy Ave
Evergreen Park , Illinois – 60805
United States
Organizer
Evergreen Park Public Library · Public Library
A community library providing educational and cultural programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the speaker?
Debra M. Dudek, genealogist and author.
Where is it held?
Evergreen Park Public Library, 9400 S Troy Ave, Evergreen Park, IL.
Is registration required?
Yes, please check the library website.
What will I learn?
How to research ancestors during the Prohibition era.
Is there a cost?
Check the library event page for details.
Who can attend?
Anyone interested in genealogy.
Tags
Genealogy History Evergreen Park Library Workshop Prohibition
Summary
Genealogy workshop on tracing Prohibition-era ancestors.
Reference: debradudek.com
Highlights
  • Genealogy research
  • Prohibition history
  • Expert instruction
  • Family history tips
  • Library program
  • Unique topic
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