Local History

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To request more information about the Farmington Room’s collections, please contact the library.

By Phone: (860) 673-6791 x 5213

By E-mail: jneely@farmingtonlibraries.org 

By Mail:

The Farmington Libraries
Attn: Farmington Room
6 Monteith Drive
Farmington, CT 06032

Please supply a mailing address when requesting photocopies or extensive information. Genealogical queries are best handled by email or letter. Please note that extensive reference and genealogical queries are subject to a $25 per hour fee.

Digital photography of archival material is generally permitted and duplication of materials, with some restrictions, can be requested; there may be a small fee for duplication services.

 

Research Help

The Farmington Libraries Information Services staff is able to provide reference assistance and point you to sources to help you in your research.  However, if you find that you require extensive research, or can't come to the Library, we may be able to help.  Please note that extensive reference and genealogical queries are subject to a $25 per hour fee.

Or you try other sources such as:

The Library cannot vouch for these freelance researchers; we provide these resources for informational purposes. Researchers' fees may vary. The Library cannot assume responsibility for the promptness or quality of work performed.


 

History & Genealogy Resources

Connecticut Digital Archive

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The CTDA is part of the Digital Preservation Repository Program at the University of Connecticut.

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Enslaved

Enslaved: Peoples of the Historical Slave Trade

A public free databases recording 500,000 named captive people, designed by data scientists at Michigan State University and distinguished historians and researchers.

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