A number of regional libraries share with their neighbors; you have to go to the online Contact Us, or call, or go see the Information area of your local library. Librarians love these questions. Believe me, I have done genealogy before I even graduated high school; if I had known about this, I would have been a lot further along. Just totally coincidentally, Paul Drake last summer suggested I go to the library online to see if Heritage Quest was available. And, believe me (again) this is Washington, DC. Services are abundant here. But I had no idea this was available online. So, ask your library if it is available to you. For some of you, just having it available in the library itself is a lot easier than scheduling a trip to your nearest Family center, or a trip here.
Like I said, I live in the Washington, DC metro area. A number of people here do not even know they can go to a Virginia library or a DC library or a Maryland library and share privileges, so ask. And, no, I'm not lazy, I still have minor children at home and to do this at night while they are sleeping is alot easier than squeezing in a trip anywhere while they are at school!
Katie Holland
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