Use free, public Wi-Fi at all FVRL locations.
Available in library only.
Learn about your ancestors. Search over 1.2 billion records in over 3,000 databases, including the US Census, to find records and digitized documents.
Search the digital US Census records from 1790-1930 or the full-text of 25,000 family and local history books in Heritage Quest.
Chart the growth and development of cities and towns in Washington with maps originally created for fire insurance purposes, dating 1867-1970. Use the information to supplement your historical or genealogical research.
Search or browse the full text of The New York Times from 1851 to 2011. Research world events, find obituaries, or read editorials and classified ads from years gone by.
View scanned U.S. newspapers in multiple languages spanning the years 1836-1922. Read about major world events or seek out local news about ancestors.
Find CCGS library contents, books published by CCGS, a chat room, local genealogy classes, and membership information.
Research using local historical books, documents, city directories, maps, and more.
Research a variety of reference works and indices for Oregon and other Pacific Northwest locations.
Research books on surname origins, vital statistics, parish records, and other historical and biographical documents.
Locate retired records from Federal agencies and courts in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
Find websites for genealogical research in every county and every state of the United States.
Look up historical newspaper articles or county and state records such as marriage, frontier justice, birth, and death records. You can even find historical photographs.
