You might try special collections at the George Mason Univ. Library. We
don't have any here at our library but perhaps someone who attended will
see this and respond.

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In a message dated 8/8/2005 11:58:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Date:    Mon, 8 Aug 2005 21:40:45 -0400
From:    suzanne s levy <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Middle Atlantic Historic and Genealogical Institute

They haven't run it in years. As I recall they did two or three of the
conferences in the 80s and then stopped. There are lots of other
opportunities in northern Virginia to learn more about genealogical
Research. Prince Wm. Co. and Fairfax Co Library systems have some
workshops; both Fairfax and Mount Vernon Genealogical Societies do as
well. See their web pages for details.

There are a number of history related conferences going on in the area
this fall. If you contact me offline I will try to get you some of that
information.

Suzanne Levy
Virginia Room Librarian
Fairfax Co. Public Library
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Suzanne,

Thanks for this.  I was wondering what happened to it, as I don't hear
about it any more.  More importantly, I am writing about that
experience, and can't find any images of it.  Where can I get pictures
from the few MAGHI's that occurred?

Thanks again.

Karen E. Sutton

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