Las Vegas Nevada FSL/Resources

Over 100 helpful staff members are available to provide the patron with individual and group experiences. We will support you in your efforts to find and preserve your family history. We hope you come to feel the joy of connecting with family past, present and future.

Our Staff as a Resource
FamilySearch Library staff will show you how to use the center’s resources. To make your visit most effective a patron should collect and organize their information at home. Bring as much information as you have about the ancestor you wish to research. Our Staff will help you:

How to research online digitized microfilm Click here to view equipment available and how to reserve it.
 * Increase your skills using FamilySearch, Ancestry, MyHeritage and Fold3
 * How to access resources in the FamilySearch Wiki and the FamilySearch Catalog
 * Help with research materials written German, Scandinavian languages, Spanish, Portugese, and others languages
 * Researching in the early United States’ records or lack thereof
 * Finding information in our 9000 genealogical related books
 * Preserve memories using our free digitizing equipment

One-on-one assistance
FamilySearch Center staff can show you how to use the center’s resources. To make your visit most effective, collect and organize the information you already have. Bring as much information as you have about the ancestor you wish to research, including available birth, marriage and death information. FHC staff can help you use that information to begin creating a Family Group Record.



NEW Family Area
Where Mom and Dad can watch their little ones in a dedicated play area while working on a computer in plain sight.



Genealogical Resources
https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Family_History_Center_Portal for more information
 * FamilySearch Centers have computers that provide free access to many subscription genealogy websites, including:
 * 19th Century British Newspapers
 * Newspaper Archives
 * Alexander Street Press (American Civil War Collections)
 * Ancestry.com (Family History Library Edition)
 * ArkivDigital Online
 * findmypast
 * Fold3.com
 * HeritageQuest Online
 * Historic Map Works (Library Edition)
 * Paper Trail, A Guide to Overland Pioneer Names and Documents