Large genealogy library containing more than 300,000 printed volumes and 314,000 items of microfilm and microfiche. Includes guides and request forms.

Information about committees for librarians working with genealogists and genealogy materials.

Microfilmed records containing over a billion names, and gathered from all over the world. Located in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. Floor plans, rules, hours of opening, services and key resources.

A non-profit organization with a library collection focussed on the Pacific Northwest states of the USA.

Sons of the American Revolution

Daughters of the American Revolution.

Library of Congress: Local History and Genealogy Reading Room: address, hours of access and services.

The Government of Canada Archives provides a site for those interested in researching their genealogy in Canada. It provides information on how to obtain records held by the archives.

Information for librarians who provide services to genealogists.

Research tools. Links to domestic and international databases.

Genealogy and local history collection dating back to 1815. Scope of the collection, bibliographies and guides, hours of operation, and access to fee-based genealogy databases.

National Archives and Records Administration based in Washington DC. Provides information about research facilities, online tools, publications, and web resources.

A searchable collection of digitized books, indices, and documents that supports research concerning the Germanic Russians.

Includes lists, descriptions, links, and referrals on several types of records held by the Oregon State Archives that are particularly useful to researchers.

Search for records that document the names and lives of slaves, freedpersons and their descendants.