|  | | Once you have exhausted all your genealogical resources at home, you may need to broaden your search with outside sources.
Local public libraries are an excellent place to start. Most will have books on genealogy, and some will have genealogy departments.
Most state and provincial capitals worldwide have archives or libraries of public records that may be invaluable in genealogical research.
County courthouses, city halls and other government centers also are good sources of primary records for genealogists.
Most major cities have genealogical or historical societies with archived resources for family researchers.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints operates Family History Centers in many cities to help with genealogical research. Click here to check local listings. Family History Centers are open to all members of the community. Note that SMGF is not affiliated with any religious organization; this link is provided for information only.
Many organizations offer courses on genealogy, and local societies are a great place to make new connections to help in your family history.
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