12022 Archives

Find 12022 archives. Archives maintain vital, family, and genealogy records, including birth, death, marriage, and divorce records.


Pittsfield National Archive 10 Conte Drive Pittsfield MA 01201 17.0 miles from 12022 413-236-3600


Rensselaer County Records Archive 105 3rd Street Troy NY 12180 18.8 miles from 12022 518-270-4088

Menands Vital Records Archive 800 North Pearl Street Menands NY 12204 20.5 miles from 12022 518-474-3055

Albany County Hall of Records Archive 95 Tivoli Street Albany NY 12207 21.0 miles from 12022 518-436-3663

Albany County Clerks Records Archive 16 Eagle Street Albany NY 12207 21.3 miles from 12022 518-487-5120

Albany County Finance Department Tax Records Archive 112 State Street Albany NY 12207 21.4 miles from 12022 518-447-7082

Albany New York State Records Archive 1220 Washington Avenue Albany NY 12226 24.1 miles from 12022 518-457-3171

Altamont Police Records Archive 5209 Western Turnpike Altamont NY 12009 30.9 miles from 12022 518-452-6921

Schenectady Vital Records Archive 105 Jay Street Schenectady NY 12305 32.6 miles from 12022 518-382-5035

Schenectady County Records Archive 100 Kellar Avenue Schenectady NY 12306 35.0 miles from 12022 518-355-1215

Columbia County Clerk's Records Archive 560 Warren Street Hudson NY 12534 36.4 miles from 12022 518-828-3339

Saratoga Springs Records Archive 20 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs NY 12866 37.2 miles from 12022 518-270-1200

Northampton Smith College Archive Alumnae Gymnasium Northampton MA 01063 42.5 miles from 12022 413-585-2970

Northampton Police Records Archive 29 Center Street Northampton MA 01060 42.7 miles from 12022 413-587-1106

Amherst Police Records Archive 111 Main Street Amherst MA 01002 45.9 miles from 12022 413-259-3016

Holyoke History Archive 303 Homestead Avenue Holyoke MA 01040 47.2 miles from 12022 413-552-2842

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About Archives

Are Archives open to the public?

Archives managed by government entities are generally accessible to the public. Many offer regular public hours while others may only be open by appointment. Some Archives may include special collections that restrict access more stringently than general collections. Archives maintained by private organizations may not be accessible by the public.

Can items in an Archive be borrowed in the same way as library items?

No. The public use of an Archive is much more restricted than is typical for items in a public library. Archives often require visitors to register, provide identification, and submit request forms in order to view an item in the collection. In addition, most Archives have detailed usage guidelines in place to prevent theft or loss of Archive materials.

Do Archives accept donated materials?

Yes, many Archives are interested in accepting materials of enduring historical value. Archivists will evaluate potential donations to ensure that they meet the Archive's standards. Archives will typically require that a deed of gift be signed that legally documents the transfer of ownership of the donated materials.
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