The State Archives in Białystok (Polish: Archiwum Państwowe w Białymstoku ) was established November 10, 1950 and has onsite and online collections.
Onsite Collections:
- Jewish and Augsburg community records, notarial books
- Ełk district records
- Olecko district records
- Goldap district records
- National Repatriation Office records
- Lomza and Suwałki Governorate records from 1867-1917
- War Cameras and Domains in Białystok (Prussian administrative body from 1795-1807)
- Polish United Workers’ Party records
- Polish Workers’ Party (1944-1948)
- Polish Socialist Party records (1944-1948)
- Polish United Workers’ Party records (1948-1950)
- and more
Online Collections:
- Białystok has thousands of digitized collections, including vital records, at Szukajwarchiwach.pl and you can download an abbreviated list of their collections with links to the digitized records.
- You can see all online collections from the State Archive in Białystok by searching at Szukajwarchiwach.pl and filtering results by this archive. Here’s a link to the search results for Białystok digitized collections.
- You can copy and paste text into Google Translate if you can’t read the original language.
Monday: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm
Tuesday: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm
Wednesday: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm
Thursday: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm
Friday: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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How can I be find records of my father and his mother who lived in Bialysock around 1920?
You can direct archives inquiries to their email address: jaroslaw.jasinski@bialystok.ap.gov.pl
I am looking for any information regarding the Moszek Zylber family. They lived in Bialystok Poland circa1910.
I’m sorry but we don’t provide professional research help. You’ll need to contact a genealogist for assistance. Best with your research!