The State Library's research databases cover a broad range of topics including Genealogy, History, Demographics, and Health. The databases also provide users with access to popular newspapers and periodicals. Available to genealogists on-site.
The State Library's rich selection of print and electronic Genealogy resources supports local and regional needs. Both beginning and advanced Genealogists can benefit from the references services, research tips, and staff expertise offered through this site.
Seek reference assistance from the highly trained and enthusiastic staff in the State Library's Genealogy Collection.
A step-by-step guide for how to begin Genealogical research. Designed for beginners, but useful for even the most experienced of Genealogists.
North Carolina ECHO, (Exploring Cultural Heritage Online), is the World Wide Web's doorway to the special collections of North Carolina's libraries, archives, museums, historic sites, and other cultural institutions. It is an evolving statewide, collaborative access to special collections and digitization project.
Provides information on the North Carolina Newspaper Project (NCNP), a federally-funded program to microfilm North Carolina newspapers. Access a list of all NCNP newspapers (PDF document).
The State Library maintains a list of North Carolina Public Libraries. Links to North Carolina cities, towns, and counties are also available from this page.