Internet-based Resources

Internet-based Resources


By the late 2000s, the Internet has become an extremely useful resource for information on early Albany residents. This is particularly true for those who were not born or did not die in Albany.

Our long-term sweep of community-based resources has yielded an unparalleled archive of materials on most early Albany mainliners. This is particularly true for those who were born, lived, and died in Albany - probably almost three-quarters of the total resident population. By this time, we believe we would have at least encountered most (but certainly not all) Albany specific documents..

If you have been re-directed here, the external link you sought probably has become dead or dormant. Please tell us about it.

LINKS: All PCALH Website pages contain links to sites beyond our server. These are indispensible but tricky as many appear to migrate on and off line frequently. Others have become defunct! We strive to provide "definite" and "definitive" linkages. This issue/consideration/problem causes us much worry at this time!

Please report all dead or defunct links!


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first opened: 2/10/09; revised 7/5/09