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Explore the journey of uncovering Native American ancestry, from family lore to historical verification and tribal enrollment, with the Sutro Library! This free virtual webinar presented by professional genealogist Aimee Rose-Haynes will take place on Thursday, June 18th at 4 pm. Register now at events.library.ca.gov

Explore the journey of uncovering Native American ancestry, from family lore to historical verification and tribal enrollment, with the Sutro Library! This free virtual webinar presented by professional genealogist Aimee Rose-Haynes will take place on Thursday, June 18th at 4 pm. Register now at events.library.ca.gov! :

's Twins! Welcome to this sociable air sign! The Gemini constellation was cataloged by Ptolemy. Gemini represents the twins Castor and Pollux in Greek mythology, who have ties to Babylonian representations.

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Welcome **us season! This constellation has origins that date back to ancient Sumer. While you may think a Ta**us is bull headed, they're known to be reliable and patient. Take a moment to step aside and take a look at this recognizable star sign.

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Countless American women of the 20th century have seen their stories become lost to history, but traces of them persist in the records they left behind. Through these records, we can reclaim their lost stories. Join Sutro Library staff as we delve into two of our archival collections and reconstruct the stories of two such American women, Addie Viola Smith and Sarah M. Thatcher, restoring their legacies and honoring their struggles and achievements.

Register now at https://libraryca.libcal.com/event/16515225

This week we installed two cases worth of materials to celebrate at the J. Paul Leonard Library on campus. We are delighted to partner with our colleagues and to have the opportunity to share the 2017 Women’s March collection with their audience.

Countless American women of the 20th century have seen their stories become lost to history, but traces of them persist in the records they left behind. Through these records, we can reclaim their lost stories. Join Sutro Library staff as we delve into two of our archival collections and reconstruct the stories of two such American women, Addie Viola Smith and Sarah M. Thatcher, restoring their legacies and honoring their struggles and achievements. Register now at https://libraryca.libcal.com/event/16515225