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Ancestor > Interlibrary Loan Program
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Interlibrary Loan Program Defined
A system found at most libraries allowing patrons to borrow holdings from other libraries; useful for genealogists seeking to view specialized books (e.g., on a particular surname, family, or locality) that are not widely or locally available.
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