Join Leah, the Community Outreach Librarian at the Bexley Public Library, for an engaging session dedicated to uncovering your home's history. Whether you are curious about previous famous owners or want to understand how your property boundaries have evolved over the decades, this workshop provides the tools you need. Learn how to navigate local archives and historical records to piece together the unique narrative of your residence in a supportive and informative community environment.
What to Expect
An interactive presentation by a librarian on how to research house history using local library resources.
Who Should Attend
- Homeowners
- History enthusiasts
- Genealogists
- Bexley residents
Agenda Overview
Introduction to property research, navigating historical archives, and a guided Q&A session.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Bexley Public Library · Public Institution
A community-focused library serving the Bexley and Columbus area since 1924.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is registration required?
Please check the Bexley Public Library website for current registration requirements.
What should I bring?
Bring any known information about your home's address or previous owners.
Is this event free?
Yes, library programs are typically free to the public.
Where is the library located?
2411 E Main St, Columbus, OH 43209.
Who is the speaker?
Leah, the Community Outreach Librarian.
Can I research multiple properties?
The techniques taught can be applied to any property you are interested in.
Tags
History
Workshop
Bexley
Library
Research
Community
Summary
A community workshop at Bexley Public Library focused on researching the historical background and ownership of local homes.
Reference:
bexley.libnet.info
Highlights
- Expert research guidance
- Property boundary analysis
- Historical record access
- Community engagement
- Local history insights
- Q&A session
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