
A real coup while visiting Wallenfels, Germany on my recent scouting trip was the discovery of nearly a dozen old photos of the village taken around 1900. This will help my clients better understand and envision what the place looked like when their ancestors left.

July 20, 2016
One of the best parts of my job is when I can hit the road in pursuit of new knowledge and about area or a village. When preparing for a family history tour, this is also an integral part of what makes our service so unique. I wrote a blog about my recent visit to two small villages in the Franconian region of Bavaria recently, and you can check it out here:
http://wallenfelsneufangscouting.blogspot.nl/
– James Derheim