It is a pleasure to welcome the California State Library as an exhibitor at Family History Day at the California State Archives.

What We Do
The 162-year old California State Library serves the people of California in several ways:
- Serves as the central reference and research library for state government and the Legislature
- Provides non-partisan research to the Legislature and the Governor
- Collects, preserves, generates and disseminates information ranging from California's priceless historical items to today's online texts
- Advises, consults with, and provides technical assistance to California's public libraries, and it directs state and federal funds to support local public libraries and statewide library programs, and services
In 1850, California’s new legislature, seeing that the state’s facts, figures, and documents needed to be in a central location, established the California State Library in the State Capitol. In 1917, the California State Library established the Sutro Library in San Francisco from the private library of Adolph Sutro.
Stop by our exhibit at Family History Day to learn more about the California State Library and how our holdings may enhance your genealogical research.
Library and Courts II Building
900 N Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
900 N Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
General Information (916) 654-0266
State Library Divisions of genealogical interest
located at 900 N Street, Sacramento
State Library Division located in San Francisco
Sutro Library (re-opens August 1, 2012)
posted by Denise H. Richmond
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