Researching Family History at Libraries
Explore the fablous world of libraries and see what you can learn!
There are so many places to look for information when doing family research. Below are some places to consider for your family research projects. If you can not physically go the library there are often other possibilities. Contact the library to learn about how they can help.
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Top libraries for genealogy research in the US:
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Directory of Genealogy Libraries in the US
Connect to libraries in the state and county you are researching by using the list. Many libraries have websites that include search capabilities.
Newport County, RI
Historic American Buildings Survey, Creator, et al., photographers by Robinson, Cervin, and Arthur W Leboeuf. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/ri0071/>.
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Library of congress digital collection- click here
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Library of Congress - 1902
Thomas Jefferson Building
Washington, D.C.
Detroit Photographic Co. The Library of Congress, Washington. Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/2008678216/>.
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