Library Highlights

1. Alabama Records by Pauline Jones Gandrud, 245 volumes
2. New England Historic Genealogical Society Series, 150 volumes
3. Pennsylvania Archives - 2nd Series 19 volumes, 3rd Series 30 volumes, 5th Series 8 volumes, 6th Series 15 volumes and 7th Series 5 volumes
4. Michigan Pioneer Collection
5. French-Canadian Heritage Society of California collection (Tanguay, Red Drouin, Blue Drouin, PRDH, Loiselle, Microfiche of marriage records of 1,000 parishes)
6. Collection of the German Genealogical Society of America - 3,000 volumes
7. Genealogical Society of Hispanic America collection
8. Los Angeles City Historical Society collection
9. Richard & June Ross - Cornwall, England collection
10. Massachusetts town vital records
11. Connecticut- Barbour collection of vital records - 43 volumes
12. Filby’s passenger lists
13. Confederate veteran - 40 volumes
14. Family histories - 2,500 books & 2,600 manuscripts
15. Periodicals - Historical & Genealogical Societies, Surname Societies 1,200 - 1,500
16. Manuscript files - 13 file cabinets
17. Books & Manuscripts etc. in collection 20,000 to 30,000
18. Microfiche collection
19. Boston Transcripts (early Boston newspaper genealogical column)
20. Joseph Brown Turner collection, 647 fiche, northeastern states & New England
21. California Death Index 1930-1994
22. California Marriage Index 1960-1985
23. Los Angeles County Civil Filings 1979-1988
24. Family History Library IGI and Family History Catalog
25. CD’s - Over 1000 (Family Tree Maker, Family History Library, Heritage Quest, 1880 census, etc.)
26. 4 new high-speed computers and 7 microfiche readers
27. Computer workshops: Family Tree Maker, Master Genealogist & Legacy
28. Computer copies 20c and photocopies 10c (pay as you go, no coin machines)
29. Members only have use of high-speed DSL internet access
30. Members have use of wireless high-speed broadband internet access
    
31. Two restrooms, refrigerated drinking fountain, and indoor or outdoor eating areas
32. Free parking and restaurants in the area

SCGS's library holds volumes for every state in the US. with approximate counts as follows: