Archivists / Genealogists
This catalog is one in a series that describes National Archives microfilm publications related to specific subjects to high research interest.
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This essential new reference work introduces users to the archival records of the Federal Government. In this three-volume set, two volumes describe the nearly 1.7 million cubic feet of records transferred to the custody of the National Archives.
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The award-winning Guide shows how to tap the National Archives, explaining what types of records are preserved in the National Archives and what specific information about individuals is included in each type of record.
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This guide will assist the researcher in locating the most significant materials in the National Archives that relate to the countries of the Western Hemisphere south of the United States.
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This important guide will assist the researcher in locating within the National Archives those records created during, or directly related to, the pre-Federal era of US history the period before the Constitution went into effect on March 4, 1789.
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This series of guides identifies and describes the activities of the many military agencies that had a role in World War II. These guides each represent the activities of a broad range of agencies, and the records are drawn from many record groups.
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This second volume identifies and describes records in the National Archives that document the activities of the many military agencies involved in armaments production and procurement, lend-lease, stockpiling and consumption of strategic...
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Immigrant & Passenger Arrivals: A Select Catalog of National Archives Microfilm Publications
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Here’s the legal-sized archival storage and preservation solution you’ve been searching for in the office supply stores and can never find!<
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