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U.S. (excluding Missouri) & FOREIGN DIRECTORIES on Microform CITY, COUNTY, STATE, TELEPHONE in the Midwest Genealogy Center Mid-Continent Public Library Independence, Missouri (Revised: Apr 2020) INTRODUCTION This is a list of city directories on microform (excluding Missouri) for the Midwest Genealogy Center. The list includes microfiche and microfilm. An effort has been made to make this list as comprehensive and accurate as possible. However, dates may be incomplete for old microfilm holdings. Dates do not always sort in perfect order. Some telephone books did not spell all town names correctly! Format Notes: Fiche—Microfiche beginning with a call number UMI LH… are part of the UMI’s Genealogy and Local History collection. This collection has been cataloged in the library’s online catalog (http://www.mymcpl.org/catalog). To find a call number, use the online catalog or this list. Other historic directories on microfiche are not listed in the library’s online catalog, but can be found on this list. Phonefiche—A collection of microfiche copies of telephone books from all over the United States arranged alphabetically by state and then by city. “y” is for yellow pages and “w” is for white pages. Currently, the Phonefiche have not been cataloged in the library’s online catalog. Use the Phonefiche cross reference guide as an additional resource. U.S. (excluding Missouri) & FOREIGN DIRECTORIES at Mid-Continent Public Library - Midwest Genealogy Center Revised Apr 2020 State City or region Years covered Call number / Location ALABAMA AL Anniston 1931 UMI LH 13379 AL Birmingham 1897 UMI LH 18769 AL Birmingham 1905 UMI LH 18902 AL Blue Mountain 1931 UMI LH 13379 AL Commercial Directory 1854 US “The South” #1393- 97 AL Greene County 1855 – 1856 UMI LH 13382 AL Hobson City 1931 UMI LH 13379 AL Mobile 1905 UMI LH 16325 AL Mobile Business Directory 1846 #446-Drawer #97 AL Montgomery 1878 UMI LH8555 AL Oxford 1931 UMI LH 13379 AL West Anniston 1931 UMI LH 13379 ALASKA AK Yukon 1909-10 UMI LH 11735 AK Yukon 1915-16 UMI LH 11775 AK Yukon 1923-24 UMI LH 11734 ARIZONA AZ Maricopa 1914 UMI LH 11626 AZ Phoenix 1892 UMI LH 11631 AZ Phoenix 1895 UMI LH 11630 AZ Phoenix 1908 UMI LH 11624 AZ Phoenix 1913 UMI LH 11628 AZ Phoenix 1914 UMI LH 11626 AZ Phoenix 1914 UMI LH 11627 AZ Phoenix 1915 UMI LH 11625 AZ Phoenix 1920 UMI LH 11736 AZ Phoenix 1923 UMI LH 11737 AZ Phoenix 1928 UMI LH 11629 1 U.S. (excluding Missouri) & FOREIGN DIRECTORIES at Mid-Continent Public Library - Midwest Genealogy Center Revised Apr 2020 State City or region Years covered Call number / Location AZ Phoenix 1929, 1930 Roll 0403805 AZ Phoenix 1930 UMI LH 11646 AZ Phoenix 1936 UMI LH 11832 AZ Phoenix 1947-48 UMI LH 11633 AZ Safford 1973 UMI LH 11637 AZ Salt River District 1908 UMI LH 11624 AZ Salt River District 1913 UMI LH 11628 AZ Salt River District 1914 UMI LH 11627 AZ Salt River District 1915 UMI LH 11625 AZ Salt River District 1920 UMI LH 11736 AZ Salt River District 1923 UMI LH 11737 AZ Salt River District 1928 UMI LH 11629 AZ Salt River District 1930 UMI LH 11646 AZ Tucson 1897-98 UMI LH 11615 AZ Tucson 1901 UMI LH 11614 AZ Tucson 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931 Roll 0403803 ARKANSAS AR Arkansas Gazetteer 1906, 1907, 1912, 1913 Roll 410502 AR Baring Cross 1929, 1930 Roll 0403210 (Little Rock) AR Blytheville 1956, 1958, 1960 Roll 504020 AR Commercial Directory 1854 US “The South” #1393 -Drawer #97 AR El Dorado 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1935 Roll 0407810 AR El Dorado 1937, 1939, 1941, 1943, 1946 Roll 504431 AR El Dorado 1949, 1951, 1954, 1956 Roll 504432 AR El Dorado 1956, 1958, 1959,1960 Roll 504433 AR Fayetteville 1939, 1947, 1951, 1955 Roll 505024 AR Fayetteville 1955, 1957, 1959 Roll 505025 AR Fort Smith 1907, 1910 Roll 407501 AR Fort Smith 1911, 1930 Roll 0407502 AR Fort Smith 1925, 1926, 1928, 1929 Roll 410211 2 U.S. (excluding Missouri) & FOREIGN DIRECTORIES at Mid-Continent Public Library - Midwest Genealogy Center Revised Apr 2020 State City or region Years covered Call number / Location AR Fort Smith 1938, 1951 Roll 410232 AR Fort Smith 1953, 1955 Roll 410233 AR Fort Smith 1957, 1958 Roll 410234 AR Fort Smith 1959-1960 Roll 410235 AR Gribbles Addition 1929, 1930 Roll 0403210 (Little Rock) AR Helena 1909, 1911, 1912, 1917, 1929, Roll 409222 1930. AR Hot Springs 1903, 1905, 1906, 1908, 1910, 1912 Roll 407101 AR Hot Springs 1915, 1917, 1921, 1923 Roll 407102 AR Hot Springs 1926, 1928, 1930, 1935. Roll 0407103 AR Hot Springs 1938, 1940, 1942 Roll 501101 AR Hot Springs 1944, 1946, 1947, 1949 Roll 501102 AR Hot Springs 1951, 1953, 1955 Roll 501103 AR Hot Springs 1957, 1958, 1960 Roll 501104 AR Jonesboro 1936, 1939, 1947, 1951 Roll 506149 AR Jonesboro 1953, 1956, 1959 Roll 506150 AR Kellogg Acres 1929, 1930 Roll 0403210 (Little Rock) AR Levy 1929, 1930 Roll 0403210 (Little Rock) AR Little Rock 1871-1874, 1876-1878 Roll 200001 AR Little Rock 1878, 1880-1882 Roll 200002 AR Little Rock 1883, 1884, 1886, 1887, 1890 Roll 300001 AR Little Rock 1893-1898 Roll 300002 AR Little Rock 1899-1901 Roll 300003 AR Little Rock 1902-1904 Roll 403201 AR Little Rock 1906-1907 Roll 403202 AR Little Rock 1908, 1910 Roll 403203 AR Little Rock 1911-1912 Roll 403204 AR Little Rock 1913-1914 Roll 403205 AR Little Rock 1915-1916 Roll 403206 AR Little Rock 1917, 1919, 1920 Roll 403207 AR Little Rock 1922, 1923, 1925 Roll 403208 AR Little Rock 1926, 1928 Roll 0403209 3 U.S. (excluding Missouri) & FOREIGN DIRECTORIES at Mid-Continent Public Library - Midwest Genealogy Center Revised Apr 2020 State City or region Years covered Call number / Location AR Little Rock 1929, 1930 Roll 0403210 AR Little Rock 1931, 1934, 1935. Roll 0403211 AR Little Rock 1937, 1939 Roll 506720 AR Little Rock 1940, 1942 Roll 506721 AR Little Rock 1942, 1944, 1947 Roll 506722 AR Little Rock 1947, 1949 Roll 506723 AR Little Rock 1949, 1951 Roll 506724 AR Little Rock 1951, 1953 Roll 506725 AR Little Rock 1953-1954 Roll 506726 AR Little Rock 1954, 1956 Roll 506727 AR Little Rock 1956, 1957 Roll 506728 AR Little Rock 1957-1958 Roll 506729 AR Little Rock 1958-1959 Roll 506730 AR Little Rock 1959 Roll 506731 AR North Little Rock 1929, 1930 Roll 0403210 (Little Rock) AR North Little Rock 1937, 1939 Roll 506720 (Little Rock) AR North Little Rock 1940, 1942 Roll 506721 (Little Rock) AR North Little Rock 1942, 1944, 1947 Roll 506722 (Little Rock) AR North Little Rock 1947, 1949 Roll 506723 (Little Rock) AR North Little Rock 1949, 1951 Roll 506724 (Little Rock) AR North Little Rock 1951, 1953 Roll 506725 (Little Rock) AR North Little Rock 1953-1954 Roll 506726 (Little Rock) AR North Little Rock 1954, 1956 Roll 506727 (Little Rock) AR North Little Rock 1956, 1957 Roll 506728 (Little Rock) AR North Little Rock 1957-1958 Roll 506729 (Little Rock) AR North Little Rock 1958-1959 Roll 506730 (Little Rock) AR North Little Rock 1959 Roll 506731 (Little Rock) AR Park Hill 1929, 1930 Roll 0403210 (Little Rock) AR Pine Bluff 1908, 1910, 1913 Roll 409907 AR Pine Bluff 1927, 1929, 1931 Roll 409908 AR Rose City 1929, 1930 Roll 0403210 (Little Rock) AR Sylvan Hills 1929, 1930 Roll 0403210 (Little Rock) 4 U.S. (excluding Missouri) & FOREIGN DIRECTORIES at Mid-Continent Public Library - Midwest Genealogy Center Revised Apr 2020 State City or region Years covered Call number / Location AR Texarkana 1904, 1906, 1908, 1910 Roll 405401 AR Texarkana 1912, 1914-1916 Roll 405402 AR Texarkana 1917-1918, 1920-1923 Roll 405403 AR Texarkana 1924, 1925, 1927, 1928 Roll 405404 AR Texarkana 1929, 1930, 1931, 1934 Roll 0405405 AR West Helena 1909, 1911, 1912, 1917, 1929, Roll 409222 (Helena) 1930. California CA Alameda 1930 Roll 0403020 (Oakland) CA Alhambra 1930, 1931 Roll 0407404 CA Altadena 1930 Roll 0406909 (Pasadena) CA Alte Loma 1926, 1928 Roll 0407204 (Pomona) CA Alte Loma 1931, 1934 Roll 0407205 (Pomona) CA Anaheim 1926, 1929 Roll 0407402 (Orange County) CA Anaheim 1928, 1932 Roll 0409528 (Orange County) 1928, 1930, CA Arcadia 1931, 1932, Roll 0409331 (Monrovia) 1935 1925-1934, exc. Roll 0409221(Hayward/San CA Ashland 1933 Leandro) 1931, 1932, CA Atherton Roll 0409920 (Redwood City) 1933 1911, 1912, CA Atherton 1927, 1928, Roll 0409920 (Redwood City) 1929, 1914, 1917, CA Atwater Roll 0407401 (Merced-Madera) 1920, 1922 5 U.S. (excluding Missouri) & FOREIGN DIRECTORIES at Mid-Continent Public Library - Midwest Genealogy Center Revised Apr 2020 State City or region Years covered Call number / Location 1926, 1927, CA Atwater 1928, 1929, Roll 0407401 (Merced-Madera) 1930. CA Atwater 1931, 1935 Roll 0407401 (Merced-Madera) CA Atwood 1926, 1929 Roll 0407402 (Orange County) CA Atwood 1928, 1932 Roll 0409528 (Orange County) 1930, 1931, CA Bakersfield Roll 0402905 1932 CA Bakersfield 1927 - 1929 Roll 0402904 CA Balboa 1926, 1929 Roll 0407402 (Orange County) CA Balboa 1928, 1932 Roll 0409528 (Orange County) CA Balboa Island 1926, 1929 Roll 0407402 (Orange County) CA Balisle 1928, 1932 Roll 0409528 (Orange County) CA Beach 1928, 1932 Roll 0409528 (Orange County) 1931, 1932, CA Belmont Roll 0409920 (Redwood City) 1933 1911, 1912, CA Belmont 1927, 1928, Roll 0409920 (Redwood City) 1929, CA Berkeley 1930 Roll 0403020 (Oakland) Roll 0410309 (State of CA 1912- CA Beverly Hills 1929 1935) 1926, 1928, CA Brawley Roll 0407402 (Imperial Valley) 1930, 1933 CA Brea 1926, 1929 Roll 0407402 (Orange County) CA Brea 1928, 1932 Roll 0409528 (Orange County) CA Brentwood Heights 1927, 1928 Roll 0407105 (Santa Monica) 1930, 1931, CA Brentwood Heights Roll 0407106 (Santa Monica) 1933.
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