FGS 2011 - Photos - Exhibit Hall

The Exhibit Hall seems huge to me - bigger than what I remember from last year, but maybe that's just because I decided to take a picture of every booth. I'm only about halfway through at this point but here's a quick look at the Exhibit Hall. For more pictures check out FGS 2011 - Springfield, IL.

GeneaBloggers Radio was broadcast from the Media Center. 

Thomas MacEntee, Randy Seaver, Caroline Pointer, 

Amy Coffin, Terri O'Connell, Jen Holik and Lisa Alzo

Department of Homeland Security

Who knew they had a genealogy program?

The USCIS Genealogy Program is a fee-for-service program

providing family historian and other researchers with timely access

to historical immigration and naturalization records of deceased immigrants.

RootsTech

RootsTech is offering a discount during FGS and today

is the last day to take advantage of that. You don't have

to be at FGS to participate. Amy Coffin has the details 

for you at The We Tree Genelogy Blog.

National Archives and Records Administration

NARA is here but you don't need me to tell you about them.

New England Historical and Genealogical Society

Did you know NEHGS has lots of 

online databases for their members?

Family Chartmasters

Janet Hovorka, owner, with Julie Cahill Tarr

More from the Exhibit Hall coming up later.

Disclosure: I am an Official Blogger for FGS 2011.