Riverton FamilySearch Library/Family Story Room
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Family Story Room
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The Riverton FamilySearch Library Family Story Room is available to record your family's stories. The facility is designed to accommodate individuals or groups. We have recently enlarged our facility to accommodate larger groups. Our room now has seating for ten. The space is designed with state-of-the-art audio and video technology. The comfortable furnishings and sound-proofed interior provide a quiet, secluded area, ideal for recording personal histories. All our digital audio and video equipment is designed with the most recently released technology and has been programmed to make recording oral histories and interviews easy. Our qualified staff will provide all technical support for your recording session.
Preparation[edit | edit source]
Family history interviews are a good way to capture memories before they are lost. They help you verify and preserve names and dates — the sort of information you would typically record on a family group sheet or pedigree chart. These interviews are also one of the best ways to preserve a wealth of stories, testimonies, thoughts, and feelings.
Options for recording: One person can record themselves reading or verbalizing their memories or histories. Two or more people can record a conversation or share memories with each other. One person can interview others while recording their responses. A small family group, up to 10 people at a time.
You will need to bring a USB drive for use in the Family Story Room. It needs to be a minimum of 8 GB (for recording up to two hours) and be in its original, unopened package.
Printable Tips and Helps for Using the Family Story Room[edit | edit source]
Reservation System[edit | edit source]
Our Story Room will accommodate from one to many.
Maintained by: Elder Tom Stubben
Last modified: 12/21/21
