Research services

If you want to do research on your own in Quebec City

The Literary and Historical Society of Quebec's library was once a significant resource for researchers. Most of our rare and unique documents have since been transferred to institutions better equipped to ensure their long-term conservation and diffusion. Nevertheless, we want to serve as a stepping stone to all researchers who seek to get their bearings in this city, referring them to institutions or people capable of meeting their needs in English . Here are some useful starting points:

Laval University libraries: Over 4 million documents in all fields of knowledge, including the largest collection of specialized English-language books in the city.

Société de Généalogie de Québec: Partner organization providing support and resources in English for all kinds of genealogical research.

Library of the National Assembly: 1,800,000 documents, with focus on law, political science, history, economy and government documents. Many complete collections of old newspapers.

Canadiana.org: Searchable database with 1 700 000 pages of early texts relating to Canadian history.

Our Roots: Large collection of digitized Canadian local histories online.

Bibliothèque et archives nationales du Québec: Digitized maps, postcards, and press clippings.

Quebec Family History Society (Montreal)

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