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Local History Collection


Search digitized materials related to the history of Henderson. All items can be viewed online and most can be downloaded.

Search the Henderson Digital Archives

Browse the collections

Arts Alive Magazines

Basic High School Yearbooks

BMI Newsletters Collection

BMI Photographs Collection

CCNGS Newsletter Collection

CLASS! Magazines

Henderson Coordinating Council Records

Henderson Home News

Henderson Libraries Events

Henderson Oral History Project

Henderson Memories Collection

Henderson's History in Scrapbooks

Industrial Days

Nevada State College Digital Collections

Southern Nevada Maps

Veterans Oral History Project

Women of St. Rose

WomensCare and Reach Magazines

Frequently Asked Questions

    • The digital archives can be accessed by clicking here. They're free to access, and you do not need to be a patron of the Henderson Libraries to browse our content online. All you need is Internet access. There are over 12,000 items to view including photographs, newspapers, scrapbooks, directories, and more!

    • Henderson Libraries accepts donations of local historical significance. We are particularly interested in yearbooks, photographs, maps, programs, and documents from local families and businesses.

      Before bringing in your donation, contact us at (702) 707-BOOK (2665) or use the Contact Us form. 

    • You are allowed to download any photograph or document that is in the public domain. 

    • Yes! We have  the entire run of the Henderson Home News, from 1949 to 2009.  These can be viewed online any time by visiting our Henderson Digital Archives.

    • No, Henderson Libraries does not house marriage, birth, or death records. Marriage licenses and records for Clark County can be found by searching with the Clark County Clerk’s Office here.

      Birth and death records are not public records, but you can access them through the Southern Nevada Health District for a fee.

       

 Questions? Contact us!