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Genealogy - the study or investigation of ancestry and family histories - is one of the most popular avocations in the United States today. The Milwaukee Public Library has an excellent collection of materials in this field.

The genealogical materials at the library are enhanced by related collections which have been developed for more than a century. These collections deal with the history of Milwaukee and Wisconsin, the Old Northwest, and the colonies and states in the main migration pattern to this area. Materials on researching ethnic and foreign genealogy have been added to the collection. The strengths of the genealogical holdings include methods books on how to do research, bibliographies, family histories, a large number of periodicals, and census materials.

For more information visit the Frank P. Zeidler Humanities Room located in the Central Library.

 
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