Gale Family Library
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.
Genealogists Guide to Getting Organized
We’re not talking just file folders and sticky notes here! The Genealogist’s Guide to Getting Organized features the latest in organizing trends, apps, software, and research techniques. With advice from industry experts, you’ll discover the best methods for establishing order.
Genealogy Bank
GenealogyBank is an invaluable way to begin or continue your search for information on your family's past. With over 330 years' worth of historical records and newspapers,
Genealogy Brick Wall Busters
This book will guide you through some of the most common genealogy problems, from missing vital records to hidden hometowns. Each article provides practical tips and strategies for overcoming research woes and developing better, more efficient searches.Practical advice on overcoming common genealogy problems: hard-to-find female ancestors, interpreting early US censuses, and more Do's and don'ts for effective family history research, including how to efficiently search for records online Tips for sorting through mountains of genealogy material - then scanning them and passing them on to the next generation

St. Cloud Area Genealogists (SCAGS) provides a wealth of resources to help you discover ways to bring your family history to life. Click on the SCAG Projects category to view the indexes and projects developed by our members over the years. 

While our resources are limited, we encourage you to check out Cyndi's List for a comprehensive, categorized list of links to genealogical research sites. If you have ancestors from this area, you may want to visit the specific county or Minnesota categories.