Ancestry.com

Now available to Princeton Library patrons

Local History Mysteries

Tues. Sept. 1 @ 6:30

To help get you started on Ancestry.com, librarians Ellie Barbeau and Margaret Martinkus will do a program intended to take the mystery out of researching history. They will demonstrate how to access the Ancestry.com database, and provide some tips and tricks that will help you explore the website. Learn how to search and what mistakes to avoid.

They will also explain how you can gain remote access to the library’s microfilm collection. With advance notice, the library can set up the film you need to research and you can scan through the data from the comfort of your home.

Explore Ojibwa Culture

Thurs. Sept. 3 @ 6:30

Kim Sigafus, an award winning Ojibwa writer of Native themed books, will be talking about her culture and bringing Native American items that the audience can see and handle. The drum is an important part of her culture and she will use it when she sings a traditional lullaby. Kim will also share some Native food and provide us with the recipe.

Barry Cloyd Concert

Tues. Sept. 8 @ 6:30

Widmark Wednesday

Wed. Sept. 9 @ 6:30

Garden of Evil

A trio of American adventurers marooned in rural Mexico are recruited by a beautiful woman to rescue her husband trapped in Apache territory.

Monday Night Movie

Movies Adapted From a “Banned Book”
Mon. Sept. 14 @ 6:30

Grapes of Wrath

Tom Joad returns home after a jail sentence to find his family kicked out of their farm due to foreclosure. He catches up with them on his Uncle’s farm, and joins them as they head for California.