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-''(Add a brief paragraph about your center here and the area it serves. Information in italics below is guidance for you and should be deleted as you fill out the page. Remove italics from other text by selecting the text and clicking the "I"&nbsp;box in the Toolbar above.)''<br>
+''The Douglas Family History Center is dedicated to assisting both members and non-member in conducting their family history research. We have internet connection, microfilm and microfiche readers, a small collection of microfiche and a small collection of printed material. We have instruction available on the basics of starting family history research. ''<br>
 === Center Contacts and Hours  ===
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 '''Location &amp;&nbsp;Map:'''
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+''2800 E. 15th Street, Douglas, AZ 85607''
-#''(Include information about your center that would be helpful for first time visitors such which entrance in the building to use, parking, etc. Use as many or as few bullet points as needed.)<br>''
-#''(Link to map using ''[http://maps.google.com Google]''&nbsp;or other map sites)''
-'''Phone:'''
+*''Enter the building from the East side parking lot''
+*''Walk through the halls to the Northwest corner of the building''
-'''E-mail:''' <br>
+''The door is marked FHC
-'''Open Hours:'''
+'''Phone:''' 520-364-8075
-'''Holiday Schedule:'''
+'''E-mail:''' [mailto:hgladwill@wildblue.net hgladwill@wildblue.net] ( family history center director personal email)<br>
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+'''Open Hours:''' Wednesday, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM and by appointment through 520-364-8168
+'''Holiday Schedule:''' closed
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-=== Resources in the Local Area<br>  ===
+=== Resources in the Local Area<br> ===
 ''(This section is to highlight other resources in your area that will be helpful for individuals doing research there in your location, if there are any, such as government offices, historical societies, etc.)''