Category Archives: Online Resource of the Month

GOT HOMEWORK?  We can help. In addition to searching our reference collection for answers, also try using one of these resources that we offer.  Remember the librarians are always willing to help answer your questions…all you have to do is … Continue reading →

Since 1845, the New England Historic Genealogical Society has been the country’s leading research center for genealogists and family historians of every skill level. Their extensive database collection includes church, court and probate records, cemetery     databases, birth and death records, … Continue reading →

Start your research out right with World Book Web.  This complete reference suite delivers World Book’s entire collection of online products to cover the needs of students from grade school to grad school and is designed to make reference resources … Continue reading →

Providence Journal Online indexes the Providence Journal Bulletin back to 1983.  Search by subject or keyword, limit to certain dates or to full text articles.  Mark your results for email, export or printing.  All editions of the paper are included.  … Continue reading →

Heritage Quest Online combines digital, searchable images of the 1790 – 1930 U.S. federal census with more than 20,000 book titles, including nearly 8,000 family histories and over 12,000 local histories. Additionally, there are more than 250 primary-source documents such … Continue reading →

Looking for something to read?  Try NoveList, a database of over 155,000 titles that offers summaries, recommended reads, popularity index and often First Chapters.  Enter a favorite author and find similar authors using the Read-Alike feature or search for similar … Continue reading →

The Auto Repair Reference Center includes automotive repair information on over 31,660 vehicles going back to 1945. It covers imported and domestic vehicles, drawings, step-by-step photographs, wiring diagrams, technical bulletins and much more. All of the content has been created … Continue reading →

Ancestry Library Edition has a wealth of information for genealogy researchers. Some of their many databases include census, vital, church, court, and immigration records, as well as record collections from Canada and other areas. The approximately 4,000 databases include billions … Continue reading →