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The Indiana Room has moved down to the Rotary Reading Room on the first floor of the Noblesville Library due to renovations for the Crossroads Discovery Center. Our staff and a limited collection are still here and available!
The Indiana Room houses a special collection dedicated to preserving and providing local and state history, genealogy and family history, and general information pertaining to the State of Indiana.
While the Indiana Room is only found at our Noblesville Branch, you can access many of the resources available in the Indiana Room right here on the library website. If you are looking for information about our great state’s history, you’ve come to the right place.
You may photocopy most resources without leaving the room. A photocopier is conveniently located in the Indiana Room for your use. Black and white copies and microfilm copies cost 10¢ each. Color copies cost 25¢ each.
Feel free to ask our knowledgeable staff for help in finding materials, using the Indiana Room collection, or in accessing genealogical collections.
Staff is also available to do limited research for you at no charge as time allows. Mail, email, or phone inquiries must be brief and specific. We ask that you pay any copy and postage costs. Obituaries found in microfilmed newspapers may be scanned and emailed at no charge.
Indiana Room staff periodically offers classes in genealogy. Topics may include “using the genealogy databases”, “organizing your information”, and tips on finding relatives through military records, obituaries, and other unique sources. Visit our program calendar to register for the latest classes.
Tours of the Indiana Room are also given to small groups. Contact us at least one week ahead of time to schedule a group tour.
Hamilton East Public Library
One Library Plaza
Noblesville, IN 46060
You may photocopy most resources without leaving the room. A photocopier is conveniently located in the Indiana Room for your use. Black and white copies and microfilm copies cost 10¢ each. Color copies cost 25¢ each.
Feel free to ask our knowledgeable staff for help in finding materials, using the Indiana Room collection, or in accessing genealogical collections. To schedule a brief genealogy consultation to discuss new sources, methodology, and next steps (in person or via Zoom) for your research, please contact us by phone or email.
Staff is also available to do limited research for you at no charge as time allows. Mail, email, or phone inquiries must be brief and specific. We ask that you pay any copy and postage costs. Obituaries found in microfilmed newspapers may be scanned and emailed at no charge.
Indiana Room staff periodically offers classes in genealogy. Topics may include “using the genealogy databases”, “organizing your information”, and tips on finding relatives through military records, obituaries, and other unique sources. Visit our program calendar to register for the latest classes.
Tours of the Indiana Room are also given to small groups. Contact us at least one week ahead of time to schedule a group tour.
Hamilton East Public Library
One Library Plaza
Noblesville, IN 46060
If you access our online databases from within the library, simply click on the database you are interested in and begin exploring. If you wish to search on a computer outside the library, you may get an OCLC login screen that will ask for a username (your library card number) and password (your library card PIN).
If you encounter problems the first time you attempt to log in, please clear your browser’s cookies and try again.
Due to contractual agreements, not all borrower accounts may be able to access these resources from outside the library. However, we encourage you to visit our libraries anytime during our regular business hours to use the databases.
Many items in our collection are not available online, nor eligible for checkout, so please plan to use these during your visit to the library.
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