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HOW TO FIND STUFF
ON AN FHL Microform
(mf = microfilm = mf or fiche = microfiche)
© copyright 1999 John Movius, all rights
reserved)
Latest Update: 1 March 2000
Frequently Asked Question:
Can you please tell me what information is on the microform
(microfilm or microfiche). I have found (blah-bla-bla) listed on
FHL # (7 digit number)
Can you help, or if not, I would appreciate knowing who can help.
Thank you for your consideration.
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Webmaster's Frequent Answer:
Six steps (with no omissions, please):
1) Look up the address and telephone number of your nearest LDS
FHC (Family History Center) in your telephone book.
(clue #1) - When in doubt, look under "Church of Jesus Christ (of
LDS)", then under FHC.
(Clue #2) - AS of 1999 there are over 3,200 of them in 60
countries, including all US states and all Canadian provinces.
They are growing at about 200 a year, so you should be able to
find one nearby, unless you live in the desert or the wilds of
Alaska or maybe the Canadian Yukon or Ruusian Siberia ... (See
East European list below)
2) Call them and determine when it is open. Establish their
visiting days and evenings and hours.
3) Visit a FHC when it is open.
4) Bring along that microform # and anything else you know about
it.
5) Order the film or fiche out from Salt Lake City to the FHC for
a few US dollars or the equivalent in your national currency.
6) Return to the FHC in a few weeks after it has arrived and find
out what there is to find ...
Clue #3) No, you can't take the film home or out of the FHC - it
can only be viewed at the FHC where you ordered it.
Clue #4) No, the books at the FHL (Family History Library) do NOT
circulate ... don't even ask.
See the latest Continental Europe "Country FHC List"
below:
Continental Europe "Country FHC List"
(as of 9 April 1998:
Austria
Belgium
- Antwerp
- Bruxelles / Brussels
- Liège (Liege)
Denmark
- Frederica
- Köpenhamn (Copenhagen)
Finland
- Helsinki
- Kuopio
- Oulu
- Tampere
- Vaasa
European Area Family History Service Center
France
- Caen
- Cergy
- Ecully (Lyon region)
- Lille
- Limoges
- Nates
- Nice
- Paris
- Perpignan
- Rennes
- Strasbourg
- Talence (Bordeaux region)
Germany
- Berlin
- Dortmund
- Dresden
- Dusseldorf
- Frankfurt
- Hamburg
- Hannover
- Karlsruhe
- Leipzig
- Münich (Munich)
- Neubrandenburg
- Neumünster
- Stuttgart
American Servicemen Centers in Germany
Hungary
Italy
- Bari
- Cagliari (Sardinia)
- Firenze (Florence)
- Milano
- Napoli
- Palermo (Sicily)
- Roma
- Siracusa (Sicily)
- Torino
- Venezia
Netherlands
- Amsterdam
- Apeldorn
- Rotterdam
Norway: (4)
Portugal: (11)
Scandinavia Family History Service Center
Spain: (14)
Sweden
- Boränge
- Göteborg
- Mämö
- Skelleftea
- Söertälje (Stockholm area)
- Sundsvall
- Umeå
- Västerhanninge (Stockholm area)
- Västra Frölunda
Switzerland:
- Geneva
- Pratteln (Bern area)
- Zürich
Webmaster's Note: This list may not be current. They are
about 3,100 FHC's (world-wide) with about 200 new FHC's being
opened (world-wide) every year. If you do not see an FHC listed
for Europe or Scandinavia that is convenient to you, please
contact the . When he
is in town, he will be glad to check with the FHL for your
location and eMail you a response as to the nearest
location.
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