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GENEALOGICAL SOCIETIES & PUBLIC LIBRARIES —These sources are usually free or very inexpensive. Chances are their selection is limited in locale, but it is certainly worth checking in to. Public Libraries are often able to get films through inter-library loans for little or no cost.

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