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Speeding Microfilm Rental
You've got questions about discovering, preserving and celebrating your family history; our experts have the answers.
12/14/2010
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Plus Subscriber Only Content - Subscribe TodayStacking Up
The top 10 public libraries' genealogy collections compared.
10/1/2002
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Starting the Motor City
As Detroit celebrates its 300th birthday this summer, rev up your roots with our guide to the city's historical and genealogical riches.
9/25/2009
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State Libraries: Maine to Nev.
3/8/2010
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State Libraries: Ohio to Utah
9/28/2009
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State Libraries: Vermont to Wyoming
2/10/2010
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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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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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Top 10 Public Libraries
10/8/2010
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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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