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VISIT USIn personThe majority of our records and services can be accessed through the Victorian Archives Centre. You can use this room to search for records not catalogued through Archives@Victoria, view and order copies of most records and perform other kinds of research. Victorian Archives CentreThe joint research facility of Public Record Office Victoria and the National Archives of Australia Victorian Office. LOCATION (see OPENING HOURS The Ballarat Archives Centre holds our major microform research tools and you can view regional records. A copy service is available. Ballarat Archives CentreLOCATION OPENING HOURS: OnlineYou can register as a Public Record Office Victoria user, search for and order records before you visit a PROV reading room, using Archives@Victoria. You will, however, need to visit one of our two Reading Rooms to view original records. As part of a groupA large number of groups from family history and other societies are now visiting Public Record Office Victoria reading rooms each year. The rooms have limited seating, both for using original records and for consulting microforms, and are often filled to capacity. If your group is planning a visit to either the Victorian or Ballarat Archives Centres in the next few months please contact the Manager of Reference Services to discuss your plans. You will then be more sure that your research is not frustrated by overcrowding or delays in receiving records. If you can't visit usYou might consider using a search agent. Search agents undertake research for a fee. See PROVguide 15: List of Search Agents for contact details. Our Online Resources page also has a list of materials you can use to do research remotely.
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