Your local library may offer free genealogy magazines and ebooks. Why choose them over print? So many reasons! No more...
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Start Your Canadian Genealogy Research: Library and Archives Canada
Jump start your Canadian genealogy research and celebrate Canada's 150th birthday! Here are tips for you to start your...
Trove: Australia Digitized Newspapers and More
This free video (below) introduces Trove, The National Library of Australia's online catalog and digital archive for...
A Life Changing Find at the National Archives
On the trail of biological parents, this researcher made a life-changing discovery next to a microfilm reader at the...
How to Use a Microfilm Reader or a Microfiche Reader
Not sure how to use microfilm or microfiche readers? Watch these quick video tutorials before your next trip to the...
Celebrating 1000 Genealogy Blog Posts: #3 in the Top 10 Countdown
The ultimate library for U.S. history research is the Library of Congress. The #3 post on my genealogy blog shares how...
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Do You Need these WWII Documents at The National Archives [UK]?
Recently I heard about a slew of WWII documents at The National Archives [U.K.], some newly available online. Look...
4 Fabulous Ways to Use the Library of Congress for Genealogy
The Library of Congress (LOC) is a dream destination for many U.S. genealogy researchers, but most of us can't get...
Genealogy Gems Premium Podcast Episode 125: Research at the Public Library
These three quick tips and a new podcast episode can help you research your family history at the public library,...