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NEHGS provides family history services through its staff, scholarship, website,[3][4] educational opportunities, and research center.

Henry and Richmond also designed buildings at Colby College, Pine Manor, and Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts.

NEHGS collections include 200,000 bound volumes; 5,000+ linear feet of original manuscripts; and 100,000 rolls of microfilm.

[6] In March 2008, NEHGS received a gift of the earliest known photograph of Helen Keller with her teacher Anne Sullivan.

In 1999, with the introduction of a new magazine New England Ancestors, NEHGS changed its URL to www.NewEnglandAncestors.org,[14] adding genealogical articles to the website for use by members and the public.

For over thirty years, NEHGS has conducted a week-long tour to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah and frequently offers opportunities to research and visit in Ireland, Scotland, Washington D.C., England, Quebec, and other places.

The Newbury Street Press imprint is America's leading publisher of privately sponsored family histories.

Typically, these articles solve a genealogical problem, identify immigrant origins, or present a full-scale treatment of multiple generations.