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• - Large genealogy library containing more than 300,000 printed volumes and 314,000 items of microfilm and microfiche. Includes guides and request forms.
  
• - Search for records that document the names and lives of slaves, freedpersons and their descendants.
  
• - Research tools. Links to domestic and international databases.
  
• - 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 searchable collection of digitized books, indices, and documents that supports research concerning the Germanic Russians.
  
• - 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.
  
• - Daughters of the American Revolution.
  
• - 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.
  
• - Includes lists, descriptions, links, and referrals on several types of records held by the Oregon State Archives that are particularly useful to researchers.
  
• - Information about committees for librarians working with genealogists and genealogy materials.
  
• - A non-profit organization with a library collection focussed on the Pacific Northwest states of the USA.
  
• - National Archives and Records Administration based in Washington DC. Provides information about research facilities, online tools, publications, and web resources.
  
• - Library of Congress: Local History and Genealogy Reading Room: address, hours of access and services.
  
• - Information for librarians who provide services to genealogists.