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Discover the rich tapestry of your ancestry at The Scottish Genealogy Society, Family History Centre & Library, nestled in the heart of Edinburgh at 15 Victoria St, EH1 2JL. Our dedicated team of genealogy experts is passionate about helping you trace your family roots and uncover stories that have shaped your heritage. With an extensive collection of resources, including historical records, manuscripts, and expert-led workshops, we provide a supportive environment for both novice and seasoned researchers alike.

At The Scottish Genealogy Society, we pride ourselves on our commitment to quality service and customer satisfaction. Whether you’re looking to book a personalized appointment or simply have a question about your research journey, our friendly staff is always ready to assist you. We also encourage visitors to explore our inviting library space, which offers a tranquil atmosphere perfect for diving deep into your family history.

What sets us apart is not just our wealth of resources but also our community-focused approach. We believe in empowering individuals to connect with their past and share their discoveries with others. Join us to embark on a fulfilling genealogical adventure that will enrich your understanding of who you are. For more information or to plan your visit, contact us at 0131 220 3677 or visit our website at www.scotsgenealogy.com. Let us help you unlock the stories of your ancestors today!

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The Scottish Genealogy Society, Family History Centre & Library edinburgh
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alex timcke

4 Google Rating

Very interesting, helpful even though a bit gruff. Once they know you're there with purpose they sof

4/ 5

Very interesting, helpful even though a bit gruff. Once they know you're there with purpose they soften up abit

Danielle Fatzinger

5 Google Rating

The people here were super friendly and helpful once they knew what I was working on. I didn't reali

5/ 5

The people here were super friendly and helpful once they knew what I was working on. I didn't realize that you're charged for using the space if you aren't a member, but it's absolutely reasonable and earned for the materials and help available.

Steve Lowson

5 Google Rating

Very helpful and knowledgeable staff. A must for anyone researching Scottish family trees

5/ 5

Very helpful and knowledgeable staff. A must for anyone researching Scottish family trees

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5 Google Rating

Super helpful and fun.

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Super helpful and fun.

Milena .Kusnierova

5 Google Rating

lovely place

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