EP 03 - Genealogy Made Easy - Immigration by Passenger Ship @ShipHistory
EP 03 - Genealogy Made Easy - Immigration by Passenger Ship  @ShipHistory
Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The Steamship Historical Society's archives and education department teamed up with Christina D'Amico, a genealogist, to create this informative episode for Rhody Radio. Learn about tips and tricks and some free resources to start on your genealogy journey. You can visit shiphistory.org/themes/immigration to access our research guide.

Join the Steamship Historical Society of America for tales of ships that reshaped our history as the country transitioned from sail to steam and beyond. Using exclusive oral histories and primary resources straight from our extensive archives, we focus on the vessels, crew and passengers that revolutionized the way that we traveled, traded and immigrated. Steam ahead with us as we navigate the waters of America’s rich maritime heritage. Learn more at shiphistory.org/radio.
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EP 03 - Genealogy Made Easy - Immigration by Passenger Ship

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