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Genealogy Series: Using American Ancestors with Rhonda R. McClure

This program introduces the viewer to American Ancestors – New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS). With a focus on what is available to virtual viewers, this program talks about navigating the website, exploring databases, finding subject guides, research templates, and more. The online accessible collections cover a wide range of genealogical records from the 17th to 21st century and span geographic locations from New England, the rest of the United States, as well as Canada and Europe.

Genealogy Series: DNA for the Overwhelmed with Robert Cameron Weir

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Genealogy Series: Drop-In Research Session

Bring your laptop or use one of ours for a collaborative research session. Lean on a friend as you dive in, help someone with strategy, and share what you know. All skill levels are welcome!

Folk Horror Cinema 101

Ancient tales, witchcraft, cults and curses. These are a few of the things that await in the ancient cinematic forest of folk horror. Come journey with us through an exploration of the genre demonstrated through several prominent titles of yesterday and today.

This program will be presented via Zoom.

Cozy Cups and Murder Book Club

Big Trees of Northern New England

If you want to learn about the biggest trees in New Hampshire and Northern New England then be sure to go to the presentation at the Derry Public Library at 64 East Broadway in Derry NH on Wednesday June 12th at 6 PM.

IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK – Celebrating 100 Years of the Red Arrow, America’s Most Beloved Diner

Local Historian Mike Morin comes to Derry to talk about NH's most famous diner, The Red Arrow Diner!

Mike Morin, NH radio personality and author, visits The Derry Public Library to present his book on local history, If These Walls Could Talk: Celebrating 100 Years of the Red Arrow, America's Most Beloved Diner!

Northern Essex Community College Info Session

The Life of Gene Siskel

It's a sequel! As a follow-up to last year's program on Roger Ebert, we're looking at Gene Siskel- the other half of Siskel and Ebert. We'll look at his early life, his path to film criticism, and his favorite films.

Oh, and some fun disagreements with Roger.

This program will be presented via Zoom.

Physical Media: Past, Present, and Future

This month, we look at a subject near and dear to Liz's heart- Physical media! From Betamax and VHS to boutique labels offering 4K upgrages, we'll look at the ebs and flows of physical media- and why it's still important in the age of streaming.

This program will be presented via Zoom.
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Derry Public Library

Derry, New Hampshire

Genealogy Series: Using American Ancestors with Rhonda R. McClure

Genealogy Series: DNA for the Overwhelmed with Robert Cameron Weir

Genealogy Series: Drop-In Research Session

Folk Horror Cinema 101

Cozy Cups and Murder Book Club

Big Trees of Northern New England

IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK – Celebrating 100 Years of the Red Arrow, America’s Most Beloved Diner

Northern Essex Community College Info Session

The Life of Gene Siskel

Physical Media: Past, Present, and Future

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