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SUMMARY:Family History Month!
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DESCRIPTION:After planning a recent trip to his ancestral villages in Slov
 akia\, Joe Gayetsky began viewing the immigrant journey through a new lens
 . Armed with a smartphone\, GPS\, a translator\, and a rental car\, he won
 dered how his ancestors made the same trek more than a century ago. Their 
 journey didn’t begin at the dock - it began in a remote village. Th
 is presentation explores the networks and infrastructures that made mass e
 migration possible\, from ticket agents and rail lines to ports\, emigrant
  halls\, and the rapidly evolving transatlantic shipping industry at the t
 urn of the 20th century..\nhttps://hcpl.libnet.info/event/16890103
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Joe Gayetsky holds degrees in History and 
 Engineering from the University of Cincinnati and has conducted extensive 
 research into the practical realities of the immigrant experience. With an
 cestors of Slovak\, Rusyn\, and Hungarian heritage\, he has traced and com
 pared the diverse routes they traveled from their home villages to America
 \, gaining a deeper understanding of the challenges and logistics that sha
 ped their journeys.</p>\nhttps://hcpl.libnet.info/event/16890103
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