Library of Congress Data   ( Titles and Authors of Books/Articles )

In August 1990, I acquired an extensive listing of LOC Titles and have
searched/sorted the data by states if the State is listed mentioned in
the title.   These are ASCII TEXT files.

There are now available to the users of LISTSERV@MAIL.EWORLD.COM.

The source of the TITLE data is from a search of all the Library of Congress
TITLE and ARTICLES/BOOKS for the keyword "Genealogy" either beling in the
article or the title.

If you get one of the files and find something of interest... then GREAT !

If you request one of the STATES files and find an articles of interest
in one or more of the LCCN numbers, when contact the LOC for more information.

They will make copies of the articles for about $.45 (US) per page or with
the LCCN and/or ISBN you might find the article in another library.

The main telephone number for LOC is:  (301) 299-7820
Inter-Library Loan number for LOC is:  (301) 299-7803

Format for the data:    LCCN                  8
                        ISBN                 10
                        Title Statement     120
                        Data length         144

Here is directory listing of the Library of Congress (STATES) data files.


Note: Some of the descriptions are cut-off and are sent to LISTSERV as I
      have received them, if you can use it ok, otherwise - send your
      complaints to: /dev/null


             Library  of  Congress        (in Washington, DC)


Library of Congress			(Across the street from CAPITOL Bldg.)
ATTN:  Photo Duplicating
1st & Independence Ave.
Washington, D C   20540


	Main Number:   		(202) 707-5000
 	Library Loan		      707-5444	    Ms. Kay Blair
	Photo Duplicating	      707-5640

The cost for Photo Duplicating (copying materials) is $ .45 per page plus
$ 4.50 if total is under $50 and $ 7.50 if over $50.

All contacts or requests for copying must be initiated by correspondence and
your requests will be checked and they will reply telling you if they have
found your request and the cost for copying the material.

       They don't listen to "the check's in the mail trick ! ! !"

Then you mail the check, they copy it and send you the material.  I talked
with Ms. Blair and she will check for information while on the phone, ie.
surname or title search.  I talked with her at length today, and she was
very helpful.  Most of the Genealogical and History books/articles cannot
be loaned to your local library.

Maybe this will help some of you...  Good Luck !     Cliff