Genealogy – Plano Library Learns

Accessing and Using 1950 Census Data

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

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

The Collin County Archives at Plano Public Library houses a variety of maps of Plano spanning from 1880 to 2020.

Did you know that Plano Public Library has a dedicated collection of online Genealogy resources? Use your library card to

We’re joining the party! Each month, the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) hosts the #ArchivesHashtagParty for all types of

Looking for more information on your family tree? Plano Public Library has all the resources to assist you.

Learn how to start, record and organize an oral history from our Genealogy Center workshop.

A good woman is hard to find… and so is information about your great-great-great-grandmother if you don’t know where to

Learn techniques for studying your genetic maternal ancestors.