Denver Colorado FamilySearch Center

''' The Denver Colorado FamilySearch Center has served the central Denver metropolitan area and part of Aurora for over 50 years. It was the first such Center in Colorado.'''

Location

 * Location Map
 * 2710 S Monaco Parkway   Denver, CO 80224   United States
 * The Center is located in the building at the corner of Yale and Monaco.
 * The entrance is in the northwest corner of the building. There is ample free parking available.

E-mail: CO_Denver@familyhistorymail.org

FHC Director Thelissa Zollinger

Hours
We are once again open to the public!

Open Hours:


 * Tuesday   10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
 * Thursday   10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Covid-19 Protocols:

We encourage those not vaccinated against Covid-19 to please wear a mask inside our facility.

Holiday Schedule:


 * • Closed January 19, 2023 for weather.
 * • Closed Sunday for Easter
 * • Closed Sunday for Mother's Day
 * • Closed Sunday for Father's Day
 * • Closed the first Saturday in April and October

Sunday Schedule: The Center conducts training meetings for staff members and others with family history callings on the fourth Sunday of the month (or the closest to it if the Center is closed due to a holiday). During training times, the Center is closed to the general public.

Class Schedule

The Center conducts regular genealogy courses available free to the public. If you would like to be notified of the class schedule, please see this Wiki page, or submit your request by email to: familyhistoryclasses@gmail.com.

Collections

 * FamilySearch Catalog:
 * The Denver Colorado FamilySearch Center has a collection of microfilms and microfiche on indefinite loan from the FamilySearch Library in Salt Lake City.

Databases
FamilySearch Center Portal: This Center has access to the FamilySearch Center Portal page, which gives free access in the Center to premium family history websites that generally charge for subscriptions.


 * 19th Century British Library Newspaper Digital Archive
 * Alexander Street Press: The American Civil War: Research Database |Letters and Diaries |Images, Photographs, Posters, and Ephemera|Social and Cultural History
 * Alexander Street Press: Women and Social Movements in the United States
 * Ancestry.com - Institution version
 * Create your Who Do You Think You Are? Story, for free
 * FamNet (New Zealand)
 * Findmypast - Institution version
 * Fold3.com
 * American Ancestors
 * Geneanet
 * MyHeritage - Library Edition (includes the former World Vital Records)
 * NewspaperArchive.com
 * Paper Trail
 * Puzzilla.org - Premium Services
 * ArkivDigital (Sweden)
 * LegacyStories

Software

 * Legacy 8.0
 * Family Tree Maker 2012
 * RootsMagic

Hardware and Equipment

 * There are 7 computers, 1 printer/copier, 1 microfilm reader, and 1 microfiche reader available in this Center for patron use on a first come, first served basis.
 * There is a scanner/copier that will scan photos and documents directly to your FamilySearch account.
 * Wireless connections are available for personal laptops and tablets.

It is strongly recommended that patrons bring a USB "flash drive" to the Center to make saving any digital documents or digital prints easier.

Center Services
Children's Activities


 * Games, computer and paper activities are available for children and youth accompanying their parents to the center (e.g., writing, coloring pages).
 * Activities for specific needs and ages can be provided when informed of their visit ahead of time so staff can adequately prepare for their unique family history experience.

Staff Research Specialties

We have staff members who can read several languages. Please email to find out which languages are available at which times.


 * French
 * German (including old script and old type)
 * Latin
 * Portuguese
 * Spanish

Resources in the Local Area
Denver Public Library, Western History &amp; Genealogy. 5th floor, 10 W. Fourteenth Ave. Pkwy., Denver, CO 80204

Links

 * Denver Public Library
 * Rocky Mountain Regional NARA
 * Colorado Genealogical Society

Volunteer at the Center
We appreciate all those who donate hours each week to serve our community in assisting them in their family history and genealogy work. If you have an interest in assisting others in this great work and serving in our FamilySearch Center, please contact us. An in-depth knowledge of Family History is not needed as we will provide the necessary training.