Wow !! Tglover, I think you hit on the perfect funding
angle...1% of the population would most certainly
fall into a minority grant level.... A study should be 
done first to determine how many of the 1% are
unable to drive to an LDS History Center due to 
handicap or economic stress.... Kidding aside, this 
isn't just about making it easier for researchers. 
It's about preserving the past for future generations.
History matters.
Best Wishes, Vicki


  On Tue Feb  5 16:59 , Rose Compton wrote:
  This is  the 21st Century and archives really need to get real about making
  records  available to folks who cannot travel across the country to look at
  deed  books, etc.
  Tree  Mother

  You surely aren't saying our taxes should go to support the habit of 1% of the population??
   There are LDS History Centers  located within reasonable driving distance of most all Americans.

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