Archives – Plano Library Learns

#ArchivesTrees

Although Plano is said to derive its name from the Spanish word for plains, trees are an important part of

Plano has grown tremendously since it was founded in the 1800s. Starting as a small community of farmers, Plano has

The 1950 US Census is coming soon for genealogists and family history researchers to use in finding their ancestors. However,

The early women of Plano, Texas led the way for the women of Plano today. They were wives, sisters, mothers,

Black-owned businesses have always been vital to the economic success and prosperity of Plano. One of the first Black members of the

The February National Archives #ArchivesHashtagParty theme is BFF (best friends forever), and we’ve explored the Genealogy Center’s archives to bring

The Genealogy Center has added a new collection to the Collin County Images: the Routh-Campbell Family Collection. This collection consists

In a collection full of great Plano history, one of our favorite pieces is a prime example of #ArchivesBookLove. One

In the age of the email signature, there’s something beautiful about a handwritten name. Your signature is evidence of who

Hats! Hats! Hats! From fashionable fascinators to common chapeaus, hats can be found in the Collin County Images digital collection