* American Heritage Magazine – www.americanhistory.com
American Heritage Magazine brings our past alive with all the heart and soul, intrigue and invention, that make America the greatest story ever told. Share in the stories that have built our nation and have reached across generations to create the future we all share today.

* American History Magazine - www.americanhistory.about.com/library/prm/bltoc_ah_8_02.htm
American History Magazine allows you to peak through a window to America’s past with fascinating in-depth accounts of people and events. Meet Franklin Roosevelt's unofficial "Deputy President", sit in on the Scopes "Monkey Trial," ride with Pancho Villa, scheme with Bonnie and Clyde, and much more!

* Everton’s Family History Magazine - www.everton.com
For more than half a century, Everton Publishers, Inc. has been serving the needs of people pursuing their heritage. During this time, we have been listening to you, learning about the  genealogy industry and teaching people how to connect with their heritage. In 1947, our founder, Walter M. Everton discovered a lack of instruction for people who wanted to learn more about their heritage. Thus was born The Genealogical Helper magazine. Through the pages of The Helper, Walter had the ability to teach people about their heritage, answer your questions to help you find ancestors and create your family trees.  Everton's Genealogical Helper has since been renamed Everton’s Family History Magazine and continues to be an important part of families across America.           

* Family Chronicle – www.familychronicle.com
Family Chronicle magazine is specially written for family researchers by people who share their interest in genealogy and family history. Since its launch in September 1996, this "how-to" genealogy magazine has gained a reputation for solid editorial, presented in a highly attractive, all-color format.

 
* Family Tree Magazine - www.familytreemagazine.com
Family Tree Magazine is the new magazine about America's fastest-growing hobby, genealogy—or, as Time magazine recently called it, "roots mania." Family Tree Magazine is the first magazine for beginner as well as more experienced family historians. It's also the only magazine to cover all the areas of potential interest to family-history enthusiasts, reaching beyond genealogy research to also encompass ethnic heritage, family reunions, scrap booking and historic travel. And it's the only magazine to give full coverage to all the tools family historians use in their hobby: Web sites, CD-ROMs, computer hardware and software, photography, books, memory albums and craft supplies. Family Tree Magazine covers all these aspects of your family heritage in a handsome, richly illustrated, four-color magazine packed with practical tips, step-by-step instruction and the resources you need to take the next step. Lively features, photos, boxes and lists make it fun and easy to find your roots, preserve your past and relive the experiences of your ancestors. From researching your genealogy to celebrating your heritage in crafts and festivals, from the best Web sites to tips for planning a trip back to the old country, Family Tree Magazine is your essential tool to discover, preserve and celebrate your family's history.

 
* History Magazine - www.history-magazine.com
History Magazine covers social history, in particular the lives and times of ordinary people. Rather than focusing on particular battles, great leaders or histories of particular regions, we present features about how our ancestors lived and how their worlds changed in a manner you will find nowhere else.

* Memory Makers - www.memorymakersmagazine.com
Celebrate those special memories in a scrapbook! Memory Makers will show you how,  with page after page of fun and original designs created by scrappers just like you. You’ll find over 100 inspirational ideas in each issue, complete with supply lists and easy-to-follow instructions. You’ll also find helpful articles and practical advice. Plus Memory Makers is filled with the latest tips, techniques and products you need to preserve your precious memories for generations to come.