Category: Libraries and Archives

A Guide to Libraries for Genealogy Research

Libraries can offer genealogists so many valuable resources for finding their ancestors, beyond just books. Here is a breakdown of all things libraries.

RootsTech from Home: Navigating the RootsTech On-Demand Library

The RootsTech On-Demand Library lets you access 1500 videos even if you can't make it to Salt Lake City for the big event. Here are some tips for navigating it.

Using Local Libraries for Genealogy Research

You don't have to travel far to find valuable genealogy resources. You may be able to find some at your local library. Here are some research tips to help.

Archives.gov: Navigating the National Archives Website

Every genealogist should know their way around Archives.gov and how to find the records available at the National Archives.

3 Reasons to Visit the Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana

Stuck on your family tree? Tired of staring at your computer? Visit the second-largest genealogical library in the US: the Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, IN!

Directory of Family History Centers Free Download

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ network of local Family History Centers give you access to the Salt Lake City Family History Library’s millions of microfilmed records, plus free on-site access to subscription genealogy websites. Find the center nearest you in this directory of US and Canadian locations, listed by state and province. […]