Libraries and Archives
Libraries and Archives
Cincinnati Public Library Tour Premium
The editors of Family Tree Magazine explore some of the resources available for genealogists at the Cincinnati Public Library
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Libraries and Archives Web Guide Premium
Learn how to use library and archive websites to locate offline records on repository shelves.
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Genealogy Guide to the Library of Congress Website Premium
Learn the best search strategies for finding your family history using the Library of Congress website, with tips and tutorials demonstrating how to find free photos and old maps on the Library of Congress website.
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Tutorial: Ordering FamilySearch Microfilms Online Premium
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' (LDS) genealogy arm, Family-Search, has microfilmed millions of records and books from all over the globe. Use this tutorial to learn how to order the microfilms. This article includes a short Genealogy How-To Video that will walk you through the process of ordering microfilm on FamilySearch.org.
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Birmingham Public Library’s Genealogy Research Heaven
The Birmingham Public Library is a great resource for those searching for Alabama ancestors. Learn more about the records stored in this lovely historic building.
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Making Herstory: 4 Great Women’s History Archives
Discover four archives where you can learn about the ordinary—and extraordinary—lives of your female ancestors.
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Interlibrary Loan: How to Borrow the Genealogy Books You Need Premium
We show you how to borrow genealogy books from faraway repositories with interlibrary loan.
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Family History Central Premium
Access the world's genealogical records right in your own backyard.
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NARA’s Secret History of Lamination Premium
Now an archival no-no, laminating historical documents was the National Archives’ go-to preservation strategy for decades.
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Cracking the FHL Catalog Premium
How to find the books and microfilm you need in the Family History Library catalog.
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