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Tour of the National Archives
After a major renovation, the National Archives in Washington, DC, has even more to offer genealogists. We'll take you on an insider's tour of this national treasure's exciting new features.
9/27/2009
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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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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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Finding a Visting a Family History Center
9/27/2009
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Library Research Resources
9/27/2009
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Genealogy Library Master Catalog
Genealogical Library Master Catalog combs the contents of 18 major libraries from your desktop.
9/25/2009
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NARA's Secret History of Lamination
Now an archival no-no, laminating historical documents was the National Archives’ go-to preservation strategy for decades.
12/29/2010
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Photo Copies
Learn how to use your digital camera to "photocopy" family documents and pictures.
4/4/2012
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Plus Subscriber Only Content - Subscribe TodayCatalog Shopping
Having a hard time finding genealogy answers in libraries? Our five-point plan helps you use library catalogs to home in on the resources you need.
12/10/2009
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Plus Subscriber Only Content - Subscribe TodayToolkit Tutorial: Searching WorldCat
Who has the time to hunt down genealogical treasures scattered across thousands of distant repositories? You do—with our three-step guide to WorldCat.
5/2/2011
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