(This page's most recent update is September 2024)
The Library of Congress’s Digital Collections are large and growing. Currently, there are 525 different collections. You should definitely incorporate this massive set of collections into your genealogy research. They are divided into 15 different topics.
You can see all the specific collections by selecting a topic. You can also drill down by Original Format, Online Format, Date, and Location. There are several other drill-down criteria.
There are currently over 6 million items in the collections. There is plenty of material to search for and discover. The Library of Congress holds another 18 million items yet to be digitized, so there is a lot to discover online in the future.
Take a look at the list of these digital collections. You may find some real gems that can assist you in your research.
Go to LOC Digital Collections to examine the contents.
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