Libraries: National

1. Internet Archive Texts - open access
2. The Library of Congress Find the title, author, publisher of any book by searching the catalog. With this information, ask your local librarian to get the book on interlibrary loan. (US catalog links)
3. National Archives and Records Administration

Libraries On-Line

1. Digital Libraries
2. Kansas Collection
3. Family History Library Card Catalog search (LDS)
4. Libraries OnLine from Library Spot
5. Reference Libraries (Open Directory)
6. University of WI Digital Collections
7. Stanford, a California library with an extensive Jewish genealogy collection
8. NC State Library (genealogy)
9. Tennessee State Library History & Genealogy
10. ATLAS: Associated Topeka (KS) Libraries Automated System

More Local Regional Searches:

1. Open Directory
2. Yahoo!

1. COPAC unified access to the catalogues of some of the largest university research libraries in the UK and Ireland
2. Web Cats: Web based on-line catalogs, by location
3. Library Catalogs: by location
4. Library Catalogs: by vendor
5. Type of Library index
6. LibWeb: International List of Libraries on WWW
7. Public Libraries on WWW Servers
8. Public library list: browse by name

InterLibrary Loan Services

1. Libraries Very Interested in Sharing
2. Interlibrary Loan Standards
3. National Interlibrary Loan Code
4. Resource Sharing
5. Transborder Interlibrary Loan (Canada and the USA)

Genealogy Library and Society Lists

1. Genealogy Library search (Profusion)
2. Genealogical Societies
3. USGenWeb plus Archives

On-Line Genealogy Research Sites

1. Interactive Genealogy: name searches, books, comprehensive genealogy sites, more
2. Lineages with Genealogy Queries

1. Kansas State Historical Society (KSHS), 6425 SW 6th Avenue, Topeka, KS 66612
2. Use KSHS Interlibrary Loan Services for items such as county atlases. See more about KSHS research.
3. Kansas Library Catalog sign in
4. Kansas Libraries (Blue Skyways)
   Researcher Connie Snyder, [email protected], says: Search by Author, Title, or Subject. When you find a book that you are interested in, choose Holdings, to see what library(s) have that book. For instance, put 'Kansas genealogy' in and search by subject. This gives you several categories for further search. If a book is only found in one library, they may not want to loan it out, but will probably be willing to look in the index for a name or whatever you want, then photocopy it for you. I've only had this happen twice to me. If a book is found in one of the regional library systems, then they will most likely loan it. Once you have the name, author, call number, and libraries where its held, take the info to your local library, and request an inter-library loan. There is no charge for this service in Kansas.
5. Kansas State Library Blue Skyways: index and search: just type "library" or "library homepage". Through the Kansas State Library catalog, you can find any book that is in the member libraries throughout the state, then order them through inter-library loan at your local library.
6. Southeast Kansas Library System (SEKLS)
7. Military record index
8. Cutler's History of the State of Kansas
9. Kansas Collection (was also "Early Kansas Imprint Scanners" EKIS).
10. Early Kansas Newspapers (Kansas Collection)
11. Mid-Continent Genealogy and Local History Library (for fee researcher list)