How Do You Locate A Genealogy Research Library?
A library card is the key to local genealogy research and provides access to hundreds of Internet resources; however, there are limitations to online records. Some research is in order when ready to visit a library with top-notch genealogical holdings relevant to a specific location and time. Ask the local librarian for a recommendation. On the local level, libraries are members of cooperatives, consortiums, regions usually made-up of several counties and exchanges that share information and services for patrons. Inquire locally from college and university librarians. Often hosts of regional conferences, universities are a wealth of information for local residents. Use of public institutions’ libraries is usually free with a valid state driver’s license. Request the state library for a recommendation. On the state level, libraries are also members of exchanges that share information and services for patrons. Contact the National Archives. In college Park, MD and Washington, DC, there a
