Using the National Archives Websites (Plural) by Claire Kluskens (Monthly Educational Meetings)
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) preserves and provides access to the permanently valuable records of the United States Federal Government, with holdings dating back to the American Revolution. NARA maintains multiple websites and databases with unique information and digital images of original records. Learn how to navigate these online resources from a NARA expert.
Claire Kluskens, NARA’s designated Genealogy/Census Records Subject Matter Expert, has been an archivist at the National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, DC, since 1992, and has done genealogy research since 1976. She speaks and writes frequently on using federal records for genealogical research.