CLOSED APRIL 19th
Our volunteers are preparing for Easter
Clallam County Genealogical Society and Research Center
403 East 8th St., Port Angeles, WA 98362
Phone: 360-417-5000
Email: askus@clallamcogs.org
Hours: Tuesday-Friday 10 am - 4pm and Saturday 12pm - 4pm
*Note - We may close for bad weather without notification. (If it snows, we close!)
Parking available behind building
Welcome Researchers - Become a Member
We are a FamilySearch Affiliate! 
Access records previously only available at a Family History Center. Come in and see what you can find!
Special Interest Groups: Members can join one on WiKiTree, another on writing, or both. They meet once a month.
Computer Room: The computer stations are spaced 6 feet apart for your safety and privacy. Volunteers can help you get started.
Subscription databases: AmericanAncestors, Ancestry World Edition, Fold 3, Find My Past, Newspapers.com, and Genealogy Bank.
Genealogy Library: Our library offers over 4,362 genealogical books, periodicals, atlases, maps and microfilm covering Washington State, the United States and around the World. Local genealogical resources are available for Clallam County.
Professional Research: We have qualified genealogists to assist with your family history. Contact the office with your project details. A genealogist will provide an estimated cost. This service is for those who don't like to do it themselves!
MEET OUR LIBRARIAN, KAREN MITCHELL
Karen Mitchell, a founding member of Clallam County Genealogical Society was the winner of the 2023 Washington State Genealogical Society President's Award, a prestigious award presented to only one person annually for their contribution to the genealogical community. After her retirement from a career in private education, she volunteered to take over the position of Librarian at the CCGS Research Center. She has overseen and encouraged growing our collection to over 5,000 books, periodicals and microfilm, recataloging and relabeling the collection and improving the online catalog. She also served 3 terms as CCGS President during COVID. Thank you, Karen, for all you do to help make CCGS a great society and genealogical resource to the community!
