Williamsburg Virginia FamilySearch Center

= Upcoming Events =

Third Thursday Brown Bag Lecture

Finding and Using US Church Records Christopher Jones, doctoral candidate History Department, College of William and Mary

Thursday, September 18, 2014 - noon Williamsburg Family History Center

Hours:

 * Tuesday:      9:30am-12:30pm,  6:30pm-9:00pm
 * Wednesday: 6:30pm-9:00pm
 * Thursday:    9:30am-12:30pm
 * Saturday:     9:30am-12:30pm

2017 Newman Road Williamsburg, VA 23188 United States

Map to the Williamsburg Family History Center

757-220-0266 during operating hours 757-903-5706  when the center is not open.

E-mail:

VA_Williamsburg@ldsmail.net

Handouts from Recent Presentations
Click on the presentation title to view and print the handout. Documents are in PDF format.

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Resources
Our Family History Center features:


 * Lexmark multi-function printer/scanner with direct scan to FamilySearch Family Tree
 * Access to 2.3 million rolls of microfilm through the Salt Lake Family History Library
 * ScanPro digital film/fiche reader
 * NMI 2020 microfilm readers
 * Canon Lide flatbed scanner
 * Wi-Fi access
 * 5 computer workstations

Our computer workstations provide free access to subscription genealogy web sites including:


 * Alexander Street Press (American Civil War Collections)
 * Ancestry.com
 * FindMyPast (United Kingdom Research)
 * Fold3 (was Footnote.com)
 * Genline Family Finder (Swedish research)
 * Godfrey Memorial Library
 * NewspaperArchive.com
 * 19th Century British Newspapers

Check out our ScanPro 2000 digital microfilm/fiche reader! The reader, and its accompanying computer, printer, and scanner represent top-of-the-line technology for viewing, printing, and saving images from FamilySearch microfilms and fiche.

If you’ve never used microfilm before in your research, take five minutes to learn how to use the FamilySearch Catalog. Go to FamilySearch.org and click on Learn. A short video shows you how to use a Place Search or Last Name Search to locate microfilms that might be helpful to you in your research.

Once you find a film that you’d like to view, you can order it online at FamilySearch.org/films. If you need help with Online Film Ordering, stop by the FHC and we’ll help. You'll get an e-mail notification when the film arrives.