[Genealib] Findling local history books in your state
Laura Carter
lcarter at arlsmail.org
Wed May 30 11:38:30 EDT 2007
Hi!
We have a problem in Georgia finding out about local history and
genealogy materials that have been published. Another genealogy
librarian and I are trying to figure out how to create a clearinghouse
of these publications about Georgia that can be easily used by
librarians and by researchers looking for materials.
We in Georgia are blessed to have the R.J. Taylor, Jr. Foundation that
underwrites the cost of publication of Georgia records up to 1850, and
the Ga. Genealogical Society publishes book reviews of materials sent
to them for review. We order from mailer sent to us, and the other
standard ways. It is very time consuming to look in various places,
but when I check the catalogs of other libraries, I often discover that
they have something that I have never seen any materials about. Things
fall through the cracks. We want to figure out a way to reduce that and
find a quicker easier way to locate materials.
Have any of you figured out a way to resolve this issue in your state or
even your library?
Any ideas will be welcomed.
Thanks,
Laura
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Laura W. Carter
Heritage Room Librarian
Athens-Clarke County Library
2025 Baxter Street
Athens, Georgia 30606
Voice - 706 613-3650 Ext. 350
FAX - 706 613-3660
lcarter at arlsmail.org
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