The 1950 Census – A Research Guide
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The Historical Records Survey of the Works Progress Administration
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Works Progress Administration surveyors inspect records storage conditions in Massachusetts, 1936. Courtesy of the National Archives, Records of the Work Projects Administration, RG 69.
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by Kimberly Powell | Apr 1, 2022 | Census Records | 0
Learn how to research individuals in the 1950 census, including what questions were asked of U.S. residents and where and how to access the records.
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