The index for Birth, Death and Marriage certificates issued by Wake County are viewable online. To the view the image or print copies visit the Register of Deeds office.

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The Wake County Planning Department Architectural Survey is mostly undated, but dates approximately from 1988-1994. Contents include drafts, galley proofs, and photographs used in The Historic Architecture of Wake County, North Carolina, and does not include the original survey materials.

The simplest way to search for your document is to enter the Book and Page that has been assigned to your document by the Wake County Register of Deeds and click the Search button at the bottom of the page.

The Consolidated Real Property Index (CRPI) provides access to public documents recorded by Wake County Register of Deeds back to the first recorded document on July 7, 1785.

Wake County residents can apply online for instant access to WCPL's digital resources, including e-Books and databases. For full borrowing privileges, present your ID and/or proof of address at any WCPL location.

The Olivia Raney Local History Library specializes in local history and holds collections unique to this location. The library offers a variety of historical and genealogical programs, and the friendly staff are happy to help with your research.