It is not often that I write the story of a person who is still alive and well, still wandering the face of the earth. However, that is the case today. I also get to write the story of a good friend. Today’s highlighted character is Lynn Degenhardt. I have mentioned Lynn on several occasions … More Grand Guru of the German Family Tree
I want to take the opportunity to send out some thanks today before I begin to tell the story. Lynn Degenhardt, the creator of our German Family Tree, which is basically an index of pertinent records found in the area surrounding our museum in Altenburg, has recently produced an important update to this document. Probably … More Charles and Annie – The Yount Kuhlmann’s
Yesterday, the museum’s website passed the “one million views” milestone. I have decided to veer away from our usual type of post involving family research and take some time to give you a little history of our website and its blog. First, let me provide a bit of general history about our historical society. The … More Thanks a Million!
First of all, I must tell you why I am posting this type of story today. I spent quite a bit of time researching a story and was getting really close to writing it, but then I found even more information about that story. The new information caused me to make the decision to write … More Blog VIP’s
Every museum director should be blessed with a retired engineer on staff. Lynn Degenhardt has made development dream after development dream come true for our site. Today we completed the flag gallery exhibition in honor of our research library founder, Ken F. Craft. Ken purchased 24 beautiful silk exhibit quality flags in 2014 to represent … More Fun with Flags
