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Browse photographs and illustrations as well as cemetery and funeral home records in the collection shared by the Anaheim Public Library. The collection also includes local history resources; meeting agendas and minutes; land and property records; and personal writings.
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A family memory can be the beginning of a larger story. Reading different sources together may reveal another detail about the people and experiences you hope to understand.
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The collection shared by the Appanoose County Historical Society includes newspapers as well as cemetery and funeral home records.
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The reporting of earlier years offers a way to explore how events were understood as they happened and how local experiences became part of the historical record.
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Use the collection shared by the James V. Brown Library to explore newspapers and directories. The collection also includes maps and atlases; cemetery and funeral home records; vital records; financial and tax records; journals and diaries; local history resources; meeting agendas and minutes; religious organization documents; land and property records; and personal writings.
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A detail passed down through a family can lead beyond the first source you find. Read accounts alongside one another to explore what they preserve, where they differ, and what remains unknown.
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You can explore newspapers as well as yearbooks and annuals through the collection shared by the Marion and Ed Hughes Library. The collection also includes cemetery and funeral home records; vital records; and religious organization documents.
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There is more than one way into the past. Follow a familiar name or event through different sources, and consider how each account reflects the time and purpose in which it was created.
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Explore newspapers and directories through the collection shared by the Marion Public Library. The collection also includes cemetery and funeral home records; voting records and registrations; document collections; local history resources; meeting agendas and minutes; government records; and transportation records and history.
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Newspapers capture the public conversation of their day. Government records reflect what an office documented for its work.
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