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Restricted FamilySearch Library Microfilms (view source)
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If a microfilm is restricted it is usually because the copyright holder or repository allowed the record to be microfilmed but under certain restrictions. This may have allowed the owner of the original record to preserve a copy of the original record although users may need to visit the local archive to view the documents. | If a microfilm is restricted it is usually because the copyright holder or repository allowed the record to be microfilmed but under certain restrictions. This may have allowed the owner of the original record to preserve a copy of the original record although users may need to visit the local archive to view the documents. | ||
In some cases a microfilm may have several different items on the microfilm. If one or more items on the microfilm are restricted, that | In some cases a microfilm may have several different items on the microfilm. If one or more items on the microfilm are restricted, that may prevent the microfilm from being available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. | ||
=== Levels of restriction === | === Levels of restriction === | ||
Some microfilm may be | Some microfilm may be accessible at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City and in certain family history centers but not at other family history centers around the world. | ||
=== How to access information on a restricted microfilm === | === How to access information on a restricted microfilm === | ||