| Members of the American-French Genealogical Society
receive many benefits; |
- Access to the Research Library, which is open every Monday, 11am -
4 pm , every Tuesday, 1 pm to 9 pm, and most Saturdays (Sept. - May),
10 am to 4 pm.
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- The right to attend the annual business meeting and vote in the
election of officers, see date on society calendar.
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- Members receive Je Me Souviens, a journal
filled with resources for genealogists, members' research stories,
new member listings, and facts and tips.
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- A newsletter, AFGnewS, keeps members informed of
Society activities.
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- Member discount on Research, Film Room Copy Service (Obits,vital records copies, Headstone pictures)
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- New members receive individual assistance and training from
experienced and highly competent members.
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- Members unable to conduct their own research can utilize the
resources of the library through the Research Committee, a staff of
experienced researchers available at low member rates.
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| Activities |
- The AFGS conducts an Open House periodically to introduce the
public to our extensive library and our greatest asset, our members.
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- AFGS HOSTS FIFTH GRADE CLASS -
Students from the Harris School visited the
AFGS library and learned about the “Immigrant Experience” in the city.
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- We set up exhibits at many local events, such as the Woonsocket
AutumnFest, the LaSalette French-Canadian Pride Day, and the
Heritage Farmers Market.
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- Many AFGS members are involved in projects that directly help the
genealogist, such as the Rhode Island Cemetery Transcription
Project.
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