easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated presentation with light walking around the museum.
Explore Rhode Island’s rich industrial past and trace your family roots at the Lippitt House Museum in Providence. Join genealogist Heather Pouliot Kisilyicz to uncover ancestral stories from the Industrial Revolution era.
POSTPONED: A Talk by Genealogist Heather Pouliot Kisiliywicz
Discover the transformative impact of the Industrial Revolution on Rhode Island at this engaging evening event. Explore the Lippitt household's history, learn to trace your own ancestry, and connect with the past. Join us in celebrating 250 years of Rhode Island's influence on American history. Reserve your spot today!
Discover the transformative impact of the Industrial Revolution on Rhode Island at this engaging evening event. Explore the Lippitt household's history, learn to trace your own ancestry, and connect with the past. Join us in celebrating 250 years of Rhode Island's influence on American history. Reserve your spot today!
Seating is limited; book your spot in advance to ensure your place at this popular genealogical talk.
Wear comfortable clothes suitable for indoor walking and reception mingling at the museum.
If you require elevator access or assistance, inform the organizers ahead of time for a smooth experience.
Prepare specific genealogy questions to make the most out of the Q&A session with the expert speaker.
The Lippitt House Museum showcases architecture and family history tied to Rhode Island’s 19th-century industrial boom, reflecting the state's 250 years of influence.
The museum emphasizes preserving historic artifacts and supports local heritage conservation efforts to maintain Rhode Island’s cultural landmarks.
Useful for jotting down genealogical tips and family history notes during the presentation.
Ideal for light walking inside the historic museum space.
Optional, but recommended for indoor public settings depending on health guidelines.
Stay hydrated during the event, especially if attending the reception.