Resources

A digital resource exclusively devoted to African American family history research.

Repository or records for more than 1.4 billion searchable names.

A comprehensive treasury of American genealogical sources, including unique primary sources, local and family histories, and finding aids. In-library use only.

Digitized Copies of Offical Naturalization Records.

Online Home of the Ashtabula County

Historical document from the Archives of ACDL

Free online access to over 17 million digitized historic newspaper pages covering 1789-1963

Recommendations, book summaries, and personalized suggestions for book enthusiasts, librarians, and educators.

Country profiles, cultural comparisons, photos, recipes, and firsthand insights for students, educators, and global enthusiasts.

A categorized and cross-referenced list of links for genealogical research

A perpetual calendar supporting early literacy skills that helps young children get ready for school.

Access millions of materials from libraries, museums, and more in one convenient platform.

Access historical records, build your family tree, use search tools, and collaborate with a supportive community, all for free.

Provides access to US military records, including the stories, photos, and personal documents of the men and women who served.

Access an extensive philanthropic database with intuitive search and data visualizations for effective grantseeking (Ashtabula Branch Only).

17+ million digitized items preserved and accessible for scholarly research, supported by academic and research libraries.

Genealogy data from U.S. Census records 1790-1930 with over 25,000 original page images of full-text family and local histories, etc.

A comprehensive platform offering digital content, research databases, professional development, parent resources, and lesson planning tools for students, educators, and parents across the state.