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Cape Fear Facts

One of the most historically significant African-American cities in the US, Wilimington, North Carolina, has provided visitors with an exciting look at the contributions made...

Commemorations – State and Local Recognitions

ARIZONA Arizona pioneers If you can prove you had an ancestor in Arizona before their statehood date, February 14, 1912, you can apply for a...

5 hot tips for a successful family reunion

Exhausting, exhilarating, bonding, hysterical and oh yeah, did I mention exhausting?? Yes! Plan ahead Think through a schedule. Consider the needs of attendees which change...

The Family Reunion Trip: It’s All Relatives

The Fisher history closely tracks that of many African American families. They are the descendants, by blood or marriage, of Orange and Berry Fisher, two...

8 tips for a great family reunion

Plan ahead Start at least six months and as much as 18 months ahead. The more complicated the reunion, the more planning time it takes....

Western Folklife Center

The mission of the Western Folklife Center, Elko, Nevada, is to enhance the viability of American life through the experience, understanding and appreciation of the...

Greenhorn Ranch Guest Ranch

Molsberry Family Reunion at Greenhorn Creek Guest Ranch in Quincy, California. Visit www.greenhornranch.com/

Charting a new course – Manning family’s 2nd Caribbean cruise by Rhonda H. Wilson

With unspoken reservation, I boarded a cruise ship at the Port of Miami and set sail on my first Caribbean cruise. As I joined the...

Setting Sail – Sailing the high seas on Maine’s tall ships

Last summer, the Whitlocks of Pennsylvania took two of their children and six grandchildren on a 4-day cruise aboard the Timberwind, a member of the...

Reunions enjoy the high seas

Reunion groups come from all over the country to set sail on exotic high sea locations. Groups vary from ten to up to 300 or...

Getting Started

Additional Topics

Choosing A Place

Ethnic Reunions

Getting the word out

Governance

How to plan a reunion

Keeping Reunions Alive

Paying for the reunion

Saving Money

Searching

Wrapping up your reunion