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Your guide to the Family History Library

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  • ISBN: 1558705783
  • Physical Description print
    258 pages : illustrations
  • Publisher Cincinnati, Ohio : Betterway Books, [2001]

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Bibliography, etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 223-237), Internet addresses and index.
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Your Guide to the Family History Library
Your Guide to the Family History Library
by Warren, Paula Stuart; Warren, James W.
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Your Guide to the Family History Library

SectionSection DescriptionPage Number
Introductionp. 1
Part 1Starting Points and Basic Informationp. 3
1    What Is the Family History Library?p. 4
        Why do people go there? Discusses the depth of the collection and a brief history of the library
2    Basics of Family History Researchp. 12
        Beginning/refresher Strategies. Basic sources for genealogical help and information, publications, societies, classes, online sources, conferences, and seminars. What real research is
Part 2Access to the Library Collectionp. 21
3    FamilySearch Internet Genealogy Servicep. 22
        Internet access to information about genealogy and the collection. FamilySearch databases and resources
4    Other Sources for Family History Library Informationp. 35
        Online and published information about the collections, FHL, and Family History Centers. FHL publications and other sources
5    The Family History Library Catalogp. 44
        Using the catalog to uncover records in the FHL collections
6    Family History Centersp. 56
        Accessing the FHL records from where you live using the 3,400 FHCs worldwide
7    Going to Salt Lake Cityp. 61
        The ultimate research trip. Preparing in advance for that trip. Trip-planning strategies and tips. What to do before you go and what to take along
Part 3The Records in the Family History Libraryp. 73
8    Major U.S. Collectionsp. 74
        Overview of materials that are national or regional in scope
9    Resources for U.S. Localitiesp. 85
        Overviews of resources for states and counties. Major record collections, other resources, limitations of the collection, library finding aids, published guides, and tips
10    Records of the Worldp. 93
        Overviews of materials that cover countries outside the United States. Language and translation information and other tips
Part 4Researching On-Site at the Family History Libraryp. 107
11    The Family History Library Buildingp. 108
        Where things are located in the building; some library rules
12    Joseph Smith Memorial Buildingp. 127
        Resources and records available at this exquisitely renovated facility
13    Working in the Libraryp. 133
        Organizing your workday and materials. Finding help in the Family History Library
14    I Only Have a Few Hours!p. 147
        Skiers, Olympic visitors, conventioneers, business travelers, vacationers. What they can do quickly when they find out about the genealogy library close by
15    Group Research Tripsp. 152
        Going to Salt Lake City with a group or leading a group research trip
16    Working With a Professional Researcherp. 162
        Having professionals extend the work you've already done; consultations; hands-on assistance from professionals in the library
Part 5Making the Most of Your Trip to the Beautiful Salt Lake City Areap. 166
17    Salt Lake City Basics, A to Zp. 167
        Getting there, weather, handicapped access, local transportation, and more. Includes map
18    Accommodationsp. 180
        Hotels and motels, campgrounds, RV parks, and long-term stays. Includes map
19    Restaurantsp. 185
        Map and listings with capsule information about selected restaurants including price range, hours, and comments
20    Attractions and Servicesp. 196
        Shopping, churches, bookstores, Convention and Visitors Bureau, what to do on Sunday in Salt Lake City and the area
21    Temple Squarep. 207
        Information on the number one tourist area in Salt Lake City
22    Other Area Research Repositoriesp. 210
        Overview includes Brigham Young University, the University of Utah, and the Utah Historical Society
23    Now What? After Your Tripp. 213
        How to wrap up the trip and express gratitude to the library
Appendix ASalt Lake City Quick Reference Informationp. 217
Appendix BHelpful Referencep. 223
Appendix CFormsp. 238
Appendix DFHL Media Contact Informationp. 245
Indexp. 246