StLGS Special Interest Groups (SIGs)
Connect with others who share your research interests. St. Louis Genealogical Society’s Special Interest Groups offer opportunities to learn, exchange ideas and discover resources for researching your ancestors.
Explore Our Special Interest Groups
Visit each group’s page for meeting schedules and research resources, including information about our new Italian SIG.
The society also occasionally offers programs focused on other ethnic groups. Check the calendar on our home page for upcoming programs and updates.
Interested in Starting a New Group?
Have a research interest you’d like to explore with others? We welcome ideas for new Special Interest Groups. Members in good standing can submit a proposal to the society’s Board of Directors describing the group’s goals and the interest shared by other members.
The board reviews and approves new groups. Each SIG is led by one or two active society members.
A Tradition of Shared Interests
Special Interest Groups have a long history at StLGS. The first was an informal “Kentucky Club,” whose members shared an interest in researching their Kentucky ancestors. The club met for fourteen years, from 1972 to 1986. The society also hosted a Computer Interest Group in the mid-1980s and again from 1996 to 2005.
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