Local History and Genealogy Research
Carnegie Library for Local History offers walk-in hours on Thursdays and Saturdays, 12 p.m. – 4 p.m. Appointments are also available and can be scheduled online.
Basic research and scanning services may be requested by emailing [email protected].
Carnegie Library for Local History
The Carnegie Library for Local History archive collects and preserves our community’s memory for future generations of researchers. Very few public libraries have collections of local history materials as comprehensive or as exciting as those in the Carnegie Library for Local History. Written, visual and audible materials created by and about Boulder-area residents are housed in our documents room, and are available to the public and scholars for research. Collections documenting early geographic, cultural and social regions of Boulder County include:
- documents
- photographs
- Maria Rogers Oral History Program
- historic Boulder and Boulder County newspapers in microfilm ranging from 1869-present as well as the Boulder Daily Camera archives organized by last name and subject.
The archive’s resources are non-circulating and must be used in the archive.
Obituaries may be requested by email, [email protected].
Genealogy Resources
Housed inside the Carnegie Library for Local History is the Boulder Genealogical Society’s collection. This collection consists of a wide range of materials including:
- obituary indexes (1859-1925 and 1960-present)
- mortuary and burial records
- histories and directories for various Boulder churches
The Genealogical Society offers research for a fee. For more information email [email protected].
Visit our Genealogy Resources for family tree resources.