The Genealogy Center at the library is a family history destination with featuring more than 1.2 million physical items and access to the largest and best databases. It is located in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

DPLA is free to use – no library card, subscription, or sign-up required! Its collection, with items from many institutions, offers a unique research resource for family historians and genealogists. Resources include photographs, manuscripts, books, sounds, moving images, and more from libraries, archives, and museums around the United States.

Over 500,000 genealogy books, family histories, maps, yearbooks, and more.

The Minnesota Historical Society’s Gale Family Library is filled with information and materials relating to Minnesota’s people, places, history and culture. The Gale Family Library provides resources and tools for distance and on-site research. They host records such as birth, death, marriage, court, newspaper, and naturalization records.

Great River Regional Library (GRRL) is a Central Minnesota regional public library system with Benton, Morrison, Stearns, and Wright counties. It has expanded to include library service in Sherburne and Todd counties. Within these six counties we provide library services and programs in 32 branch libraries. The library hosts genealogy resources, offers assistance with your family history, and holds a monthly Treeshaker's group for those interested in genealogy. The Ancestry for Libraries is available for *free* at all Great River Regional Libraries! The GRRL provides expanded availability of FamilySearch.org if you are using its website inside a GRRL branch.