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Research Center Entrance

Cashier’s Office

Genealogy Consultation Room

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Microfilm Cabinets

Microfilm Research Room

Textual Records Finding Aids Room

Military Service Records Research Room

Archives Library Information Center
 
From the June 2004 Family Tree Magazine. 

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