Be a part of an exciting, educational,inspiring, & historic genealogy conference!

The Federation of Genealogical Societies invites you to the 2009 FGS Conference for the Nation’s Genealogists. Our 2009 host, the Arkansas Genealogical Society, joins FGS in welcoming you to Little Rock as we celebrate “Passages Through Time.”

Why should you make plans to be there?

$ More than 160 educational presentations with well-known speakers from all over the U.S.
$ Lectures that appeal to beginning, intermediate and experienced genealogists
$ Sessions for officers, board members, and other volunteers in genealogy societies
$ Many lectures for professional genealogists
$ Lectures about archives, historical societies, and courthouses
$ A large exhibit hall with exhibitors and vendors
$ Vendors loaded with genealogy and history books, magazines, databases, software, maps, CDs, magazines, journals, and more
$ The host hotels, the Peabody and the Doubletree Hotel, are wonderful
$ The Statehouse Convention Center is connected to the Peabody Little Rock
$ Shopping, historic sites, libraries, and more in the city
$ Daily meal functions with exciting speakers and time for networking
$ A free Ice Cream Social the day before the conference begins
$ Two workshops on the day before the main conference begins
$ You save $50.00 off the full registration price if you register by July 1, 2009

To learn more

$ Check the FGS Conference Website at FGS Conference
$ View the continually expanded Conference Blog at FGS Conference Blog
$ Visit the Arkansas Genealogical Society at AGS Genealogy
$ See the Statehouse Convention Center layout at Little Rock Meetings
$ See more about the Peabody Hotel Peabody Little Rock
$ See more about the DoubleTree Hotel at Doubletree
$ Check out the Trolley System at Cat.org/rrrail
$ Check the many topics and speakers at FGS Conference
$ Prepare for Arkansas tourism at Arkansas
$ Plan for visiting Little Rock at Little Rock
$ Learn about the great things in the Little Rock River Market District River Market
$ Prepare for research at the Arkansas History Commission at Ark-ives
$ Learn about the Butler Center for Arkansas Studies at Butler Center

See you in September!