National Archives at Atlanta

The National Archives at Atlanta is a center for the study of family history in the United States and particularly in the South. This video provides a brief overview of the services of the National Archives at Atlanta and how researchers can discover who their ancestors were, something about their character and day-to-day existence, and even some of their secrets. View this video to discover more about what is truly a national resource in a local setting.

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