family history library
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Came here on a genealogy research trip and stayed a week. I want to go back so badly that I'd walk from SC if need be. This is the place for your genealogy research. It is all here. The films, the machines, the volunteers.....even volunteers that can translate your documents into the language you read/speak. Everyone is friendly, helpful and patient. I would have stayed for hours past closing time if I could have. I will definitely be going back.
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I stopped in here for a bit while in SLC and it's HUGE. Tons of microfilm machines, tons of research space, tons of people ready to help. If you have already done family history research, come armed with specific questions- or even better- specific microfilm reels or book call numbers, so you don't waste time. Very glad I went!
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This was my main reason for visiting Salt Lake City. It was all I could have hoped for. Friendly and helpful staff and volunteers. Everything is geared for the serious researcher. I can hardly wait to go back.
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I thoroughly enjoy my trips to this Family Library. People are very helpful and resources are nearly endless.
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Surprised that my 22 and 16 year old were so into family history. It was fun for them to see the pictures and records that made their great-great-grandparents real
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很特别的图书馆。坐落在大教堂傍边，一进门就有老先生迎上来问要不要帮忙，并耐心讲解图书馆的用途。聊了几句后我决定自行看看并打算真的实践一下寻朔下自家历史。值得去看看这个特色图书馆。
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I was at a conference at the Salt Palace. I had never visited the Family History Library before, but it's almost next door to the Salt Palace, so I thought I might just go look.It's okay if you don't know anything about geneology. You can walk in and start from scratch. The volunteers there are so friendly and so knowledgeable. Don't be afraid to just ask. Even the dumbest of questions will be met with friendly accommodation. As I used their databases and looked for the microfilm I marveled at how organized and clean everything was. Their computer resources are so well designed and implemented, I found myself wondering why they didn't ask these guys to build the Obamacare websites. These folks maintain hundreds of millions of records, with amazing precision. There was a rumor in my family that my great-grandfather had a first wife who fell to her death. We never had any documentation on this nor did we even know her name. On my first microfilm I found her. It was amazing. If you are trying to figure out what to do while you are in SLC, just try this out. They are open until 9 most nights. I promise, you'll get sucked in and they'll have to push you out the door and 9:10.
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The volunteer help at the FHL is phenomenal, whether you are starting your research or have been ancestor searching for years.
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Please see the review under conference center. It is definitely something you should explore if you are interested in your family history. Bring family info before going.
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The attendants are quite cordial and helpful and the resources available through the LDS Church are almost unparalleled. Probably only the Library of Congress could be as helpful when it comes to tracing your genealogy.