Audio Tape Library:
The Houston Genealogical Forum currently has over 700 audio-tape cassettes which are available for members in good standing to check out on a monthly basis.  Each individual member may check out a maximum of 3 audio-tapes per month.  Privileges may be revoked and fines implemented if audio-tapes are not returned the next meeting month per check out rules and regulations.  Any lost audio-tape will be charged a nominal replacement fee.

This link to the audio-tapes brings up a PDF file listing titles, authors and topic for ease of use in reserving the audio-tape you select.  Use the '+' key zoom and increase size or use the drop down % box to zoom page.

The 'more info' button lists all audio tapes alphabetically by title only if you would like to browse in that fashion to make your audio tape selection.
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Databases:
All projects undertaken by HGF members are undertaken with the spirit and devotedness of preserving family history records for future generations of researchers. Some of the projects undertaken by HGF member volunteers will be placed in searchable databases in order to share the genealogical data with fellow researchers.  
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Glossary:
This glossary is designed to include terminology that is specific to genealogy to assist the new family history researcher as well as the seasoned researcher.  It contains common genealogy terms and phrases as well as many acronyms and abbreviations found in the study of genealogy and family history research.  This glossary is not intended to be static but rather to be a work-in-progress with terms added as submitted by member suggestions.  We welcomes your input to this work-in-progress.  When you come across a term that you feel needs to be added, please send an E-mail  giving the word, the definition and the source of where you found the term that you would like to have added to the glossary.
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Libraries:
This section contains a list of Libraries, Genealogical Societies, or genealogically related organizations with WWW access to their genealogical resources and/or collections.
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Newsletters:
In order to disseminate information to the membership on a timely basis, The Bulletin, the quarterly newsletter of the Houston Genealogical Forum, was discontinued as of  December 2002.  The web site and e-mail list replace the newsletter as the form of communication to the membership.  On an as needed basis, the corresponding secretary will disseminate special information to those members without e-mail.  The Genealine 713-968-9750 is available to all for leaving voice mail questions regarding HGF events, etc.

Publications:
The Houston Genealogical Forum publishes a quarterly digest  - entitled The Genealogical Record which is mailed twice a year - Fall Issue (September thru December) and Spring Issue ( March thru June).

The Genealogical Record contains historical and genealogical information specifically regarding Houston, Harris County, and Texas but also other information relating to the immigration to Texas.  The publication also includes general and specific research tips for all levels of those engaged in family history research and featured articles regarding technology, book reviews and other sources valuable to genealogists.  To view the electronic versions of The Genealogical Record click on the following link.  [to view the issues click here]

Officer Reports
General Meeting Minutes which contains financial information and other general information from the monthly meeting will be posted for review by HGF members.

Related Web Sites:
Within this section will be found Internet resources for genealogical research specifically related to the following areas: 1) General Genealogical Research Tips 2) Houston, Harris County, Texas 3) Harris County, Texas 4) Texas Research in general and 5) Migration to Texas from other areas.  Although the sources contained herein are not limited to the above, there are many, many other web sites where extensive web site listings can be found for other areas.  However, it is not our intention to recreate Cyndi's List which is doing a wonderful job.
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Speaker Handouts from HGF Programs:
Within this section will be handouts (if there was one) from many HGF general meeting programs with tips and research guidelines from local and national speakers. 
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