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The Library of Congress's collection of telephone directories represents the following states and localities: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and the city of Chicago.
The Library of Congress is one of many repositories working to digitize U.S. City and Telephone Directories. Below are links to digital collections provided by the Library of Congress to online images and subscription databases.
Book/Printed Material. Alabama - White Pages - Birmingham - June 1954. Date: 1954.
ENTER YOUR SEARCH CRITERIA: NB: Many phone numbers are listed with just an initial or no first name at all - if you don't get any matches, try searching again with no first name or initial. If you are searching for the surname O'Connor, search for OConnor also.
If you know your ancestor’s occupation, check for a section of the directory listing phone numbers by profession. You may even find an advertisement for their business. Only search for your ancestor’s surname.
City and telephone directories are used to identify people and businesses from a specific time and place. This guide provides an index to the extensive collection of United States city and telephone directories available at the Library of Congress.
The Library of Congress is pleased to announce the digital presentation of the United States Telephone Directory Collection which includes over 1.7 million images, digitized from approximately 3500 reels of microfilm.
View images of telephone books by the hundreds, or learn more about phone book art and advertising, calling areas and varieties of old directories. Subject: Entertainment & Leisure–Hobbies–Collecting–Books, Magazines & Maps; Arts & Humanities–History–History By Topic–History Of Science & Technology; Arts & Humanities–Culture–Pop ...
SpyralSearch can provide the records you want and need from the recent past, including old copies of yellow pages, digitized and available to buy online. Our continuously growing collection includes old phone books starting as early as the 1920s and spans the decades through the 1990s.
Try it out! The sample pdf files below contain the first ten pages of White Pages of two directories - includes both Residences and Businesses and are fully text searchable, using the Adobe® Reader® search feature. You may search for any first name, occupation, phone number, street name, etc.