The Stillaguamish Valley Genealogical Society and Library was founded in 1985 and a year later obtained non-profit status. Our library has grown to include thousands of rare and interesting books, microfilm and microfiche sets, and internet access to prepaid genealogy web sites. We have gathered historical information pertaining to the northern part of Snohomish County and the Stillaguamish Valley, and its native populations and early settlers. The collection also contains material for all U.S. states and many foreign countries. This information is available to members and visitors during regular library hours.

Monthly Meetings - Visitors Welcome!
· Held on the second Tuesday of each month at 1pm at the Society's Library.
· Hear programs and speakers on a wide range of topics
· Wheelchair accessible and easily located from I-5 and Highway 9
· Meet members and browse through the library collection during the break

Benefits of Membership
These include meeting and hearing knowledgeable speakers, participating in field trips to research centers, developing contact with others who have similar interests, finding that long lost cousin, attending workshops, and receiving the bi-monthly "Stillaguamish Star" newsletter by email. There is an additional $5 fee to receive the newsletter by regular mail. 

Annual membership dues for the Stillaguamish Valley Genealogical Society is $15 for individual and $20 for family. Lifetime membership is $250 (with no additional charge for newsletter by regular mail).

The Society
Accepts printed family histories, used books of genealogical value, and other research items that can be shared with members and visitors as well as old photographs pertaining to any area of the Stillaguamish Valley including Stanwood, Arlington, Oso, Darrington, Monte Cristo, Granite Falls and any area in between these communities. Items can be donated or loaned to the Society.

Our Mission
To promote an interest in genealogy through education; to instruct members in genealogical research and preservation of their own family histories; to locate, preserve and index public and private genealogical records and make them available to members and the general public; to support other genealogical libraries throughout Washington; and to keep members and the public updated on projects and upcoming speakers and events in our bi-monthly newsletter.