FamilySearch center

FamilySearch centers are dedicated facilities operated by FamilySearch, a nonprofit organization sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. These centers provide access to genealogical records, resources, and expertise to help individuals research their family history and genealogy.

At FamilySearch centers, visitors can access a wide range of genealogical records, including birth, marriage, and death certificates, census records, immigration records, military records, and more. Many centers also offer access to digital databases and online resources, allowing visitors to search for records and conduct research from the comfort of the center.

In addition to access to records and resources, FamilySearch centers often provide assistance and guidance from experienced volunteers and staff members who can help visitors navigate genealogical research, interpret records, and overcome research challenges. These experts can offer valuable insights, tips, and strategies to help visitors trace their family history and discover their ancestors.

FamilySearch centers are open to the public and welcome visitors of all ages and backgrounds, from beginners to experienced researchers. Whether you're just starting your genealogical journey or seeking assistance with a specific research project, FamilySearch centers offer a supportive and welcoming environment where you can explore your family history and connect with your roots.

FamilySearch centers are located in various cities and communities around the world, making it convenient for individuals to access genealogical resources and expertise no matter where they live. Whether you visit a center in person or access resources online, FamilySearch provides valuable tools and support to help you uncover your family's story and preserve your heritage for future generations.