Join the Historical Hearth Cooks as they demonstrate the practice of cooking in the 1800’s backcountry. Simple meals were an important part of survival and families relied heavily on what was available to them. We will be cooking Asparagus, making macaroni and cheese, onion pie and eggs. Unfortunately tasting is not allowed however the smells...
Explore the place of death in everyday life for families like the Polks, common diseases and associated remedies, burial rites and rituals for Scots Irish settlers and enslaved African Americans.
Olde Meck established the Sutcliffe-Ferguson Family Research Center (FRC) to provide access to books, ancestor charts, maps, special collections, online resources, and other sources valuable for researching family histories. The FRC has many unique collections that are unpublished and unavailable elsewhere. Volunteers are available to assist members and guests. Access to desktop computers, online genealogy...
Join fellow family historians who enjoy turning research into stories! The group who meet every Thursday from 11:00 - 1:00 EST and shares tips, feedback, and inspiration for writing family histories, articles, and memoirs. Reach out to Tommy Beatty at mailto:tommygbeatty@gmail.com for more information.
Enjoy food, fun, and fellowship with your fellow compatriots! Spouses and Guests welcome! This is a self-paid event. Brewers accepts cash, credit, and debit.
Explore the place of death in everyday life for families like the Polks, common diseases and associated remedies, burial rites and rituals for Scots Irish settlers and enslaved African Americans.
Olde Meck established the Sutcliffe-Ferguson Family Research Center (FRC) to provide access to books, ancestor charts, maps, special collections, online resources, and other sources valuable for researching family histories. The FRC has many unique collections that are unpublished and unavailable elsewhere. Volunteers are available to assist members and guests. Access to desktop computers, online genealogy...
Join us on April 8 for a practical and engaging program with Denyse Allen, founder of Chronicle Makers, where she helps family historians turn decades of research into published stories their families will actually read. Denyse's presentation, “Breaking Through Brick Walls: AI-Powered Research Strategies That Actually Work,” will focus on how AI can help genealogists...
Join fellow family historians who enjoy turning research into stories! The group who meet every Thursday from 11:00 - 1:00 EST and shares tips, feedback, and inspiration for writing family histories, articles, and memoirs. Reach out to Tommy Beatty at mailto:tommygbeatty@gmail.com for more information.
This event will take place in the covered pavilion at Historic Rosedale on April 11th from 10 AM–2 PM. This outdoor community event offers a historic backdrop that creates the perfect atmosphere for connecting fellow thrifters, vintage enthusiasts, and sustainability-minded shoppers. Vendors will have tables packed with thrifted and antique items—come browse and help support...
One day only! Fill a tote for $20 with books & research finds—help support Olde Meck’s big move! Don’t miss this unique opportunity to score great finds while supporting local history! Join the Mecklenburg Genealogical Society for a special one-day-only moving sale as we prepare for the next chapter of the Sutcliffe-Ferguson Family Research Center. 🗓 Saturday, April...
Olde Meck established the Sutcliffe-Ferguson Family Research Center (FRC) to provide access to books, ancestor charts, maps, special collections, online resources, and other sources valuable for researching family histories. The FRC has many unique collections that are unpublished and unavailable elsewhere. Volunteers are available to assist members and guests. Access to desktop computers, online genealogy...