Ancestry’s US Yearbook Collection is Now Available – Free Access Until September 2, 2019

I have always loved looking through old photos.  My Granny had a little shelf in the living room where she kept yearbooks from her high school WF Branch High.  I have fond memories of sitting in front of that shelf flipping through the pages to find her and my parent’s photos for hours and hours when I was a kid.

So when I heard that Ancestry had a new collection of digitized yearbooks, I was super excited.  This collection includes yearbooks from middle school, junior high, high school, and colleges throughout the United States.   The first name I searched for was myself.  Well I didn’t find me, but I was able to find my brother, my dad, my uncle, my husband, and my mother in law.  And that was just in the 15 free minutes I had to search.  So I will spending Labor Day weekend searching through this collection.  Wish me luck.

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    1. The little time I have spent searching I have been able to find some of my family and friends. This is so much fun. The hair styles alone are worth it for me.

  1. I’m going to share this with my sister because she loves finding old family photos! Thanks for sharing!

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