Missing Persons from WWII In Europe

The Arolsen Archives has made available online information on persons persecuted by the Nazis in World War II Europe. The database includes 850,000 documents with information on 10 million names of both survivors and those that were killed.  Source: ResearchBuzz

Phone book images

The Library of Congress has uploaded 1.7 million images from its Telephone Directory Collection. The images come from 14 states, the city of Chicago, and Washington D.C. The collection is not currently searchable by name or address, and years appear to range from the 30's to the 70's. Get more information and a link to the collection here.   Source: ResearchBuzz

Photography, pt II

Digital vs. Analog, again from the Genealogy's Star blog. Source: ResearchBuzz 

Photography

First in series on photography for genealogy, from the Genalogy's Star blog.

New genealogy show on TV This fall

Read about it here.

Digitizing your photos

Here is an article from Reddit.com on digitizing your photo collection. (via ResearchBuzz)

Mayflower 400th Anniversary events

If you are one of the tens of millions of Americans with a Mayflower ancestor, or just have an interest in the subject, read here about live streaming of upcoming events to mark the 400th anniversary of her arrival in North America.