Author's Note: I am not receiving compensation for this review.
This is more of a book share rather than a review. My dear friend, Virgina LeClaire authored the book The Traverse City State Hospital Training School for Nurses published by the History Center of Traverse City. Ginni is a nurse and a very active member of the Grand Traverse Genealogical Society. The book is amazing. It describes the training and the lives that nurses who trained at the former state hospital. The book also highlights a few individual nurses and provides biographies. I absolutely loved the book!
The book is available through the history center and Horizon Book Store in Traverse City. It's very worth picking up for any nurse or for anyone interested in the State Hospital or anyone who had a nurse in the family who trained there!
This is my thoughts, experiences, and tips I have learned through my research on my own family history as well as my steps and process that I have taken in my research. I hope that my experiences are helpful to my readers and help them continue their own genealogy searches. I hope to provide some insight as well as some humor.
"If you can't get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance"
-George Bernard Shaw
-George Bernard Shaw
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Friday, September 30, 2016
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