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West Florida Public Library’s Genealogy Collection Has Moved
December 17, 2022
The West Florida Public Library’s Genealogy Library collection has moved.
The entire collection has been relocated from the Pensacola State College campus to the WFPL’s Main Library at 239 Spring Street in Pensacola.
“We are grateful to Pensacola State College for their partnership and to everyone who has enjoyed the Genealogy Library’s collection over the years,” said Todd Humble, Director of Library Services for West Florida Public Libraries. “The collection will be at home at the Pensacola Library. We welcome anyone who is interested in genealogy and local history to come by and make use of this community resource.”
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2 Responses to “West Florida Public Library’s Genealogy Collection Has Moved”
Interesting….we’ve used this library for many years and were able to find relatives and friends history. Also, great to get younger kids into holding old documents, books, registers that they do not get from being online with computers.
Was so very convenient to park and easy to access at PSC.
Article gives no info yet am Wondering WHY this change was made?
Didn’t we just pay to remodel or renew this building. Why in the world did the library spend all that money remodeling this building only to vacate it after a couple of months later. I’m not sure what happened here or why you would leave a building with access to all those students on a campus like PSC. This seems like a huge mess and waste of county funds if I have ever seen one.