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You've come to the right place! The National Library's collections contain a wealth of information of interest to the family historian. We have the answers to some frequently asked questions on our FAQ page. Visiting the LibraryThe Library's Newspaper/Microcopy Reading Room is the best place to start your research. Frequently used family history material on microfiche and microfilm is located in a special area of the reading room. Staff can assist you in locating resources and in using the microform equipment. You can search the Library's catalogue for specific topics, such as published family histories, local histories, ship information and biography. Check Family History Resources on Open Access to see the range of material we hold in the Reading Room. Major resources held include:
Electronic Family History:The Library subscribes to many online resources relating to family history. Some of the databases are only accessible in the Library's reading room. For a complete listing of genealogical databases check Indexes & Databases. Additional online information relating to Australian family history can be found at Australian Family History and Genealogy on the Internet. For pictures of people and places check PictureAustralia. Guides to the CollectionsCheck our Discover guides, designed to be useful starting points for your research:
Material relating to your family history may be found in other parts of the Library's collections such as:
Other Australian institutions that may hold material relating to your family history include: Military history: The Australian War Memorial Aboriginal records: AIATSIS Business records: Noel Butlin Archives Centre Government records:
State and Territory Libraries: |
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