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The Puerto Rico 1920 U.S. Federal Census is available in microfilm or CD-ROM format. You can purchase, rent or even, possibly, check it out for free at your public library. Films would be the more costly choice because it would require the purchase of a film viewer (if you're going to be working with the film at home or at the office). Here is a list of sources you can check into. Free Source LDS Family History Centers - Browsing is free for in-stock films (they also have the viewers for your use). There's a $3 charge if the film has to be ordered from elsewhere. The films must stay at the LDS Library. Check your local phone book under "Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints" or visit them at their web site: http://www.familysearch.org/Search/searchfhc2.asp to find your local Family History Center. Commercial Allcensus - Sells CD's. Several imaging programs are included on the CD's to give you flexibility in working with the images files.. Heritage Quest - Sells microfilms and CD's. If you become a member, you get reduced prices and get the additional option of renting films and CDs. Census Microfilm Expeditors - A good source for the microfilms and the film readers. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) The Federal Government has Regional Archives in many locations. If you are located near one, you can view the film at their site.Check the Regional Archives, for a site near you. They also have a Microfilm Rental Program. This is another another source you may want to look into.. Read on, please ! Transcribing Data >> Other Instructional Pages < Volunteer Info   Sources   Transcribing Data > Glossary of Terms > District List >

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