[or-roots] This library, that library, which library?

[LinLouVan at aol.com]

In a message dated 3/14/07 2:40:22 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
whizinc at comcast.net writes:

I have not heard of  the Oregon Genealogical Society Research Library.  Is 
there someone out  there who knows what, generally speaking, this library has in 
its collection  versus the Oregon Historical Society Research Library and the 
Genealogy  Forum?  Are there other places to research around  Oregon?


Oregon Genealogical Society was founded in Eugene, Oregon in 1962 and has  
been going 
strong ever since. It is a membership society with a great research library  
open at no charge
to members and a small donation for non-members.
 
Currently the library houses over 8,000 books as well as periodicals from  
every state in the union.
Books also cover all states and many foreign countries. There is a room  
dedicated to Oregon
research with information of a genealogical nature on every county in  
Oregon. There is also a
good collection of microfilm and microfiche as well as computers and  
CD-ROMs. There is no
internet access since that is available at a good LDS library also in  Eugene.
 
More information can be found at the website:
_http://www.rootsweb.com/~orlncogs/ogsinfo.htm_ 
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~orlncogs/ogsinfo.htm)  
 
As far as other libraries around Oregon, I will let each library toot their  
own horn.
 
Linda VanOrden
Junction City, OR
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