Allen County Public Library (free)
The Genealogy Center at ACPL is one of the largest
research collections available, incorporating records from around
the world.
Chattanooga Hamilton County Bicentennial
Library (free)
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library &
Museum (free)
Collects materials that relate to the life and times of John
F. Kennedy. This includes textual documents, audiovisual
items, and museum artifacts. The John F. Kennedy Library also
houses the Ernest Hemingway Collection and John F. Kennedy and
Robert F. Kennedy Oral History Programs.
Library and Archives Canada (free)
In 2004, the National Archives of Canada and the National
Library of Canada were drawn together by
the Library and Archives of Canada
Act to create a new knowledge institution for
Canadians—Library and Archives Canada, a source of enduring
knowledge and the continuing memory of the government of Canada and
its institutions.
Library of Congress (free)
The Library of Congress is the nation's oldest federal
cultural institution and serves as the research arm of Congress. It
is also the largest library in the world, with millions of books,
recordings, photographs, maps and manuscripts in its collections.
Also, download (free) the LOC's bi-monthly magazine to stay
up-to-date on its resources here.
Tennessee State Library and Archives (free)
The Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA), collects
and preserves books and records of historical, documentary and
reference value, and promotes library and archival development
throughout the state.
Making of America - Cornell (free)
This collection at Cornell University Library is
a digital library of primary sources in American social
history from the antebellum period through
reconstruction.
Making of America - U of M (free)
This collection at the University of Michigan was created in
conjunction with Cornell University.
WorldCat.org (free)
WorldCat connects you to the collections and services of more
than 10,000 libraries worldwide.
Libdex (free)
An index of the world's libraries, and an extensive
collection of books.
Arcadia Publishing ($)
Arcadia Publishing is the leading local history publisher in
the United States, with a catalog of more than 6,000 titles in
print and hundreds of new titles released every year.
Internet Archive (free)
Resources include books on surname origins, vital statistics,
parish records, and other historical and biographical
documents.
Mountain Press ($)
Mountain Press has over 2,000 volumes of genealogy materials
such as census, marriage, birth, death, and will records. The
majority of our information is for the southeastern states from
Pennsylvania to Texas, with heaviest concentration of materials is
in Tennessee and Virginia.
Arphax Publishing (free
to browse/$ to order)
Locate your ancestor's Federal or Texas land purchase by
simply finding them in one of our indexes, which direct you to a
map of first-land-owners. And now you can learn who your ancestors'
neighbors were or the history of settlement in area of interest to
you! The Family
Maps and Texas Land Survey
Maps books are a helpful visual reference tool that
make your landowner and parcel-boundary research easier than
ever.
Moultrie Creek Books
A catalog of publications across the spectrum of genealogy
and family history topics. Each publication gets a blog post
providing the details along with a description of its contents.
Authors/publishers are encouraged to submit their publications.
Moultrie Creek is an affiliate with most of the
online booksellers and will include affiliate links to the
publications whenever possible.