| Dear Fellow Genealogist,
It's back-to-school season, which is a fitting time to revisit a few old-school genealogy lessons, including some strategies that are worth keeping in your research toolkit, even if you no longer need to sharpen a No. 2 pencil first.
In today's newsletter, we highlight an article that covers several old-school genealogy research strategies to help you think outside the box and break through brick walls. We also share ideas for creating family history books and take a look at searching yearbooks on Ancestry.com.
Consider this your genealogy syllabus for the day: brush up on the basics, start a new project–or writing assignement– and maybe find out which one of your ancestors had the most unfortunate hairstyle in their yearbook photo.
Hitting the books,
— Katharine, Digital Editor of Family Tree Magazine
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