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West Coast Organizations
Start your own roots rush with our guide to finding family history gold in California, Oregon and Washington.
9/28/2009
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On the Bookshelf: Research in Detroit
9/28/2009
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Allen County Public Library Research
Why is Fort Wayne, Indiana a family history hot spot? Its Allen County Public Library is a perfect place to trace your roots, no matter where they lie.
9/28/2009
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Tips for Reading Microfilm
Having a hard time reading that microfilmed reel of county court records? Our tips will help you stop squinting and start scrolling.
9/28/2009
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Online Library Finders
Need to find a library-or something in a library? These library finders will help you locate libraries with the genealogy materials you need.
9/28/2009
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Western Research Organizations
9/28/2009
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9 Genealogy Libraries to Visit Before You Die
No matter where your ancestors lived, you'll find family history answers inside these major genealogical libraries.
9/28/2009
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Federal Writer's Project Collections
Works Projects Administration (WPA) employees created all kinds of records for your genealogical enjoyment—including oral histories. Here's how to find them.
9/28/2009
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Search Historical Societies
Was Manifest Destiny part of your ancestors' fate? We'll take you to the Great Plains and the Rockies to find the best resources for plowing up your frontier roots.
9/28/2009
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US Newspaper Preservation
9/27/2009
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