Trying to find the history of a certain area or address.
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If its a privately owned plot of land all you have to do is go to the recorder of deeds in your area. From there you can research each past owner. I've done it and its lots of fun! For a public area just go to your local historical society.
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try the local newspaper archives of the time at the local library or see if police records are available.
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Newspapers have archives of all their past publications. You might have to go to the newspaper's main office and ask someone to help you out. Good luck with your search!
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Try searching for the area you want under "web" or go to Google Earth.
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Contact your local library. They'll know places you can check for the cities you're looking at. Also, Yahoo has a geneology website you can post your questions on. Hope you find your "roots". <*)))><
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You might try here. There is a link about searching home histories, but it apparently is focused on the historic.\n\nhttp://www.essexcc.gov.uk/vip8/ecc/ECCWebsite/dis/faq.jsp?channelOid=13813&guideOid=14788&oid=17353
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Try http://www.zillow.com  It has a lot of property information by address.  It's really an incredible site.
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try the court recordes dept where it was final
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http://www.b4usearch.com/\n\ntry this
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Look in your Recycle Bin.  If not there, look in your history file around the time you accessed the page.  Dbl clicking on the history entry may take you back to it.
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http://www.ourgeorgiahistory.com/search?id=1330
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Many old city directories available online.  Many of them are in PDF format, so you can search by address rather than name. Just google the name of your town and the words "city directory".\n\nFor example, this site:  http://dca.tufts.edu/features/bostonstreets/people/directories.html\noffers the city directories for Boston for a number of years from 1845 to 1925.\n\nYou can also search the census through 1930 for your address.  \n\nMost public libraries have the census available through ancestry.com or heritagequest.com for free.  You may be able to access the services from home using your library card.
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Not that this is what you are looking for but every house has a paper trail. Go to the court house library and get the history on the place. It's public knowledge.
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contact the newspaper for the city. they keep records of their old newspapers. if they for some reason don't have it, the library keeps the newspapers archived on micro film
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The link below will take you to a page with some addresses for math history.\n\nhttp://dnick009.bravehost.com/history.htm
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www.anywho.com.... try the reverse look-up option
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Try the local library and see if they have old newspapers or catalogs on microfilm. Ask the librarian for help.