Kunta Kinte-Alex Haley Foundation Notecards
Set of 5 for $10.00 + shipping and handling

Features five full-color reprints of posters and photos. Includes two views of the Kinte-Haley Memorial in Annapolis - a photograph by Donna Hole and an illustration by Jay Kabriel, plus three dramatic illustrations commissioned to commemorate the Kunta Kinte Festivals. The Festival illustrations were inspired by the Roots story and done in vibrant earth tones by artists Larry "Poncho" Brown, John Porter, and Cary Beth Cryor. Available from the Kunta Kinte-Alex Haley Foundation.

Poster and Photo Reprints
8.5 x 10.5 inches, for $10.00 each + shipping and handling

A very limited supply of full-color reprints of the Kinte-Haley Memorial scenes and commemorative Kunta Kinte Festival posters are available. Get while supplies lasts. Order from the Kunta Kinte-Alex Haley Foundation.

Family Tree Maker 9.0 Software
Broderbund

Record your family genealogy, stories, and lists of heirlooms with this easy-to-use, yet comprehensive software program. Print family reports and charts. This CD-ROM program runs on Windows 95/ 98/ ME/ XP/ 2000 operating systems. Order online from Amazon.com

Land and Property Research in the United States
Author: E. Wade Hone

This 517 page hardcover reference tool and research guide provides detailed "how to use" and "where to find" information about land and property records. The significance of genealogical information available from these records is discussed in each chapter throughout the book. Order online from Amazon.com

Ancestry's Red Book: American State, County and Town Sources, hardback
Editors: Alice Eichholz and William Dollarhide

The Red Book lists state by state repositories of information in counties and towns across America. Discover where to go to locate the missing information from your family tree. This book sets the standard for resource identification and will make a valuable addition to anyone's genealogical reference collection. Order online from Amazon.com

Bringing History Home: Local and Family History Projects for Grades K-6
Author: M. Gail Hickey

This book will be helpful to teachers, parents, librarians, and museum workers as they seek to help children learn interesting and meaningful things about families, local communities, and the wide range of ethnic groups in America today. It includes developmentally appropriate social history topics for children in grades K thru 6. A special order item available online from Amazon.com

Black Roots: A Beginner's Guide to Tracing the African American Family Tree
Author: Tony Burroughs

Burroughs covers six phases of African American genealogy: oral histories; family research back to 1870; the identification of the last slave owner; the research of the owner's background; a trip to Africa; and research in Canada and the Caribbean. the 481 page book contains over 100 illustrations, photographs of real documents, and sample worksheets. Order online from Amazon.com

When Your Ox Is in the Ditch: Genealogical How-To Letters, Paperback
Author: Vera McDowell

The author sprinkles genealogical problem-solving with a dose of humor and personal fulfillment. Vera McDowell's letters containing practical advice to genealogists first appeared in the Augusta Genealogical Society's newsletter, and then were later assembled in the form of a how-to manual. Order online from Amazon.com

The BCG Genealogical Standards Manual, paperback
(Millennium Edition)

Since 1964, the Board for Certification of Genealogists has promoted standards for genealogy research designed to protect the public, the consumer, and the profession of genealogy. This manual distills the standards into clear and informative guidelines for genealogical proof, data collection, evidence evaluation, and compilations. It includes an extensive Appendix section containing numerous examples. Order online from Amazon.com

Listening For Our Past: A Lay Guide to African American Oral History Interviewing, paperback
Author: Hasker Nelson

Nelson's 40-page guide includes over 170 sample questions for the interviewer to ask. The author covers the "why," "who, "when," and "how" aspects of conducting African American oral history. Order online from Amazon.com