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How to Research Cambridge Veterans with Dan Schmalz
Thursday, November 06
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Old Post Office
Riverview RoomUncover stories of courage and sacrifice of those men and women who have served Canada.
Dan Schmalz explores how you can learn more about a family member who served or other veterans through the resources of the City of Cambridge Archives and Records Centre. Using scrapbooks, newspapers, and information donated by family members, the Archives can help you uncover stories of courage and sacrifice of those men and women who have served Canada and help to preserve their memory for generations to come.
About the Speaker
Dan Schmalz is the Information and Archives Analyst at the City of Cambridge. He is also the caretaker of the City of Cambridge Archives and Records Centre.
Accessibility
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COST: Free
Old Post Office
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The Old Post Office is an award-winning, all-digital public library, offering breathtaking views of the Grand River and free technology programs for all ages. Each floor in this restored heritage building offers a unique area of exploration, including the Creative Studios, Children’s Discovery Centre, Makerspace, and Riverview Reading Room.
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