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King County Archives We preserve and provide access to King County government records of enduring historical value Government records are essential for increasing government transparency and protecting the rights of all people
Visit the Archives - King County, Washington Please contact the Archives at least 48 hours in advance to access archival records other than recorded documents This gives our staff time to identify and retrieve records that are most responsive to your research topic
Find it in the Archives - King County, Washington King County Archives created research guides that recommend archival records, additional resources, and search strategies to help you locate information on a specific topic The Seattle King County Building Guide was produced by Seattle Public Library in collaboration with King County Archives
Online records search - King County, Washington Search our free online database of King County's official records Most documents recorded on or after August 1, 1991 are available online Documents that were recorded prior to August 1, 1991 are on microfilm and are only available from the King County Archives
King County records and requests - King County, Washington King County Archives is dedicated to preserving and providing access to records of enduring historical value Archives holds historically relevant records created by King County government officials, employees, and agencies
Order a copy - King County, Washington King County Archives holds the original recorded documents dated from 1853 to July 31, 1991 These include property records such as deeds, short plats, and easements They also include military discharge (DD-214) records We hold microfilmed copies of those documents for public access
Recorded documents - King County, Washington King County Archives holds recorded documents of claims for rights to use water from King County rivers and streams These records are available on microfilm and may be accessed with a recording number
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