Established in 1970, the Charlottesville Virginia LDS Family History Center (FHC) is one of more than 4,000 centers around the world providing training and resources to research family history and genealogy.
The Charlottesville FHC recently moved to a new location at the Charlottesville Airport Road LDS Chapel. It is one of the best equipped genealogical research facilities in Central Virginia. The Center also has complete access to the world’s largest genealogy repositories located at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) Family History Library in Salt Lake City.
The center provides free computer access to FamilySearch, Heritage Quest, and a multitude of on-line family history databases sponsored by the LDS church and others. Microfilm readers and printers are also available to access millions of film media records in the local collection or on loan from the Family History Library.
Additional information is available about this year’s Family History Conference. Click here to read more
Online registration will begin on Tuesday, March 1st and will continue until 4pm – Wednesday, April 12th.
Bernie Gracy is the 2011 Guest Speaker for the Charlottesville Family History Conference. Click here to learn more about him.
The Fifth Annual Charlottesville Family History Conference will be held on Saturday, April 16th. Click for more information!
Approximately 300 people attended the 2010 Charlottesville Family History Conference and many of the classes are now available to download. Read more>>
The Central Virginia Genealogical Association (CVGA) holds its monthly meetings on the second Saturday at 1:30pm at the Charlottesville Family History Center. Please use the CVGA link to find the topic of each month’s discussion. Meeting are open to the public or you can chose to join the Association and receive it’s Heritage publication as an added bonus!
