Inside the New England Historic Genealogical Society Research Library – Part 2

The fourth floor of the New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) Research Library is the Dean C. and Roberta J. Smith Technology Room, where the microforms and microform readers are located. The sixth floor includes the Ruth C. Bishop Reading Room.

Microfilm Readers, New England Historic Genealogical Society

Microfilm Readers (Fourth Floor)

SOURCE: Microfilm Readers, Fourth Floor, New England Historic Genealogical Society Library in Boston, Massachusetts. Photographed by Stephen J. Danko 22 Sep 2007.

Microfilm Cabinets, New England Historic Genealogical Society

Microfilm Cabinets (Fourth Floor)

SOURCE: Microfilm Cabinets, Fourth Floor, New England Historic Genealogical Society Library in Boston, Massachusetts. Photographed by Stephen J. Danko 22 Sep 2007.

Ruth C Bishop Reading Room, New England Historic Genealogical Society

Ruth C. Bishop Reading Room (Sixth Floor)

SOURCE: The Ruth C. Bishop Reading Room, Sixth Floor, New England Historic Genealogical Society Library in Boston, Massachusetts. Photographed by Stephen J. Danko 22 Sep 2007.

Ruth C Bishop Reading Room, Front, New England Historic Genealogical Society

Ruth C. Bishop Reading Room (Sixth Floor, Front of Building)

SOURCE: The Ruth C. Bishop Reading Room, Sixth Floor Front, New England Historic Genealogical Society Library in Boston, Massachusetts. Photographed by Stephen J. Danko 22 Sep 2007.

Copyright © 2007 by Stephen J. Danko

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2 Responses to Inside the New England Historic Genealogical Society Research Library – Part 2

  1. Janice Brown says:

    Steve,

    Great photos! The rooms look very um vacant. Were you there in an “off-time” or is the library just normally a very quiet place?

    Janice

  2. Hi Janice,

    The reason the library looks vacant is that I had permission to take pictures of the library but not the people. I ran into the same situation at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. So, in both cases, I restricted my photographs to places in the library devoid of people at the time I took the picture. There were pleny of people in other places.

    Steve

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