Orem Utah Stonewood Family History Center

The Orem Utah Lakeridge Family History Center primarily serves members of the Orem Cascade, Hillcrest, Lakeridge, Orem.0 Sharon, and Stonewood Stakes. All are welcome to use the Center's internet and other services and equipment.

Center Contacts and Hours: 

Location &amp; Map:


 * 400 South 100 West in Orem, Utah
 * Location on Map
 * Phone: (801) 222-0497
 * Lakeridge Center Director: Les Newren, Phone (801) 224-4956, E-Mail: lnewren@comcast.net


 *  Lakeridge Center  Assistant Director :  Robert Standing, Phone (801) 426-5847, E-mail: standing4@comcast.net


 * Open Hours:  Monday 10:00am-3:00pm, Tuesday 10:00am-8:00pm, Wednesday 10:00am-8:00pm, Thursday 10:00am-8:00pm, Friday 10:00am-4:00pm


 * 2015 Holiday Schedule - Dates Center is Closed (Note: The Center is closed on Saturdays and Sundays except by special arrangements for group presentations):        Memorial Day, May 25          Independence Day, July 4-5          Pioneer Day, July 23-24          Labor Day, September 7         Thanksgiving, November 25-27         Christmas &amp; New Years, December 21-January 1, 2016 

Coming Events: Brigham Young University Conference on Family History &amp; Genealogy, July28-31, 2015. See the conference website for more information: BYU Conference on Family History &amp; Genealogy


 * Utah South Area Family History Training Center-- One day classes on the FamilySearch.org Family Tree are usually offered twice a month. To register for one of these and for more information on other programs offered at the Training Center, go to familyhistorytraining.org'


 * Lakeridge Family History Center Classes and Personal Assistance: Introductory and advanced classes are occasionally offered on the FamilySearch Family Tree, Indexing, and basic approaches to family history and genealogy. These are publized at the Center and in ward bulletins in our Orem six stake service area. We also invite and welcome family and ward youth, young adult and adult groups from these stakes to schedule visits for hands-on group training on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday evenings at 7 or 7:30PM or by special arrangement at others times including on Saturdays and Sunday evenings. Since we have only 8 computers with internet connections, and are somewhat limited in space, we do computer projector presentations for larger groups in our classroom area or in the Stonewood Stake Center chapel. Participants are welcome to bring their own laptops on which they should be able to get an internet connection as they can now do in most LDS Church buildings.
 * Center Resources:

FamilySearch Catalog--Center staff can assist patrons in identifying and ordering films and microfiche available through the FamilySearch Catalog. The Lakeridge Center also has its own small collection of microfilm that patrons are welcome to view at the Center. Films that a patron orders will be sent to the family history center or library in the jurisdition where the patron lives. and may be viewed there. Films and fiche that patrons do not return to the Library within the alloted rental period will be retained by the center or library and become a part of their permanent collection. Note: Millions of microfilm images have been converted to digital images and the information these contain have been or are being indexed in a worldwide effort to make the information available o line. There are currently over three and a half billion viewable records on FamilySearch.org/Search.

Books, Periodicals, Atlases, Genealogical Research Methodology, Periodicals, Reports and Syllabi from Genealogical Conferences:

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 * GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH CONFERENCES The Lakeridge FHC has the syllabus of some presentations given in local genealogical society conferences as well as those of the NGS, FGS, UGA and the World Records Conference between the years 1999 and 2006.


 * MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS


 * MICROFILM &amp; MICROFICHE  :


 * FHC PortalPremium Family History Websites This center has access to the Family History Center Portal page which gives free access in the center to premium family history software and websites that generally charge for subscriptions.

Hardware and Equipment

 * 8 Computers for patron use :
 * Family history research books and publications (see listing above) :
 * Microfilm readers :
 * Microfiche readers :
 * Printers :
 * Photo and document scanner: Available for scanning documents and personal photos that can be saved on a flash drive to be printed commercially or on a home color printer. Printers at this Family History Center are not equiped to print in color.  The photos can also be added to family histories, and/or attached to family members' records in the FamilySearch Family Tree.

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