By Forum at Citysearch February 25, 2011
The Genealogical Forum of Oregon, Inc. is a non-profit organization founded in 1946. The objectives of the Forum are to instruct in research, to create an interest in genealogy, and to share, compile and publish genealogical and historical materials. The Forum is an all volunteer organization with no paid staff. Everything is done by dedicated and loyal volunteers who give of their time and talents to improve opportunities for genealogists. Our members enjoy the use of our library, classes, and interest groups to research their genealogy. ...read more
By Mad Dog Computer Services April 25, 2010
This library is very clean and quite large. It appears to be almost as large as the Salem Library in downtown Salem, OR. It is staffed by very knowledgeable and friendly people. I request most of my books and just pick them up when they are ready and as part of the Washington County Library system there are tons of books to choose from! ...read more
By ErpNBurp at Citysearch September 14, 2009
I used to lived next to this location and now live in SE. yes, all the libraries are great but there is something special about this one that makes me drive there to use it. It is clean, loaded with books and media and just a great place to be. ...read more
The Library of Congress, which was built by Congress in 1800, is the United States Congress's research library. It is located in Washington, D.C. and is the largest library in the world. The following article offers more information and the history of the Library of Congress. ...read more
There are public libraries throughout neighborhoods everywhere that can accommodate your every need. You just have to know where to find them and what they have to offer in terms of resources for free. Here are some things you need to know about public libraries. ...read more