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The British Library Companion to Calligraphy, Illumination and Heraldry: A History and Practical Guide
The Christian World: A Global History (Modern Library Chronicles) by Martin Marty, 2008-01-08
The First Moon Landing (Graphic Library: Graphic History series) by Thomas K. Adamson, 2007-01-01
Island World: A History of Hawai'i and the United States (California World History Library) by Gary Y. Okihiro, 2009-10-28
The Annals & The Histories (Modern Library Classics) by Tacitus, 2003-04-08
The Library as Place: History, Community, and Culture
Baseball: A History of America's Favorite Game (Modern Library Chronicles) by George Vecsey, 2008-03-11
Livy: History of Rome, Vol. I, Books 1-2 (Loeb Classical Library: Latin Authors, Vol. 114) by Livy, 1919-01-01
The Renaissance: A Short History (Modern Library Chronicles) by Paul Johnson, 2002-08-06
365 Days of Black History 2011 Engagement Calendar by Library of Congress, 2010-07-30
Sun Slower Sun Faster (Living History Library) by Meriol Trevor, 2004-06-30
The Colony of Pennsylvania: A Primary Source History (The Primary Source Library of the Thirteen Colonies and the Lost Colony) by Melody S. Mis, 2006-08-31
A Short History of Linguistics (Longman Linguistics Library) by R. H. Robins, 1997-06
100 Years of Flight: A Chronology of Aerospace History, 1903-2003 (Library of Flight Series) by Frank H. Winter, F. Robert Van Der Linden, 2003-07

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Genealogy Libraries & Research Centers
An insiders guide to the Family history Library in Salt Lake City, how to use the FamilySearch.com New York Public Library, Local history Genealogy
http://genealogy.about.com/od/libraries/

Extractions: See Online Courses Search Genealogy Explore the collections of some of the world's largest genealogy libraries, including several libraries which lend records by mail. Plus tips for doing genealogical research in the library. Alphabetical Recent Up a category Visiting a Family History Center - Mormon Genealogy Records Near You Learn how to research your family tree at a Mormon Family History Center near you, with tips for locating a FHC and requesting genealogical records from Salt Lake City. The Family History Library: Step by Step An insiders guide to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, how to use the FamilySearch.com Web site to find your ancestors, and how to use your local Family History Center to obtain records from all over the world. Allen County Public Library Fred J. Reynolds Historical Genealogy Department of the Allen County Public Library in Indiana was organized in 1961 by the library director for whom it was named. The department's renowned collection contains more than 232,000 printed volumes and 288,000 items of microfilm and microfiche covering genealogy around the world, especially the U.S., Canada, the British Isles and Germany. Daughters of the American Revolution Library Heritage Quest - Lending Library Formerly the American Genealogical Lending Library (AGLL), Heritage Quest now rents out hundreds of genealogical documents on microfilm through it's popular mail service. The fees are very inexpensive and rental periods are for 30 days.
Visiting A Family History Center - Mormon Genealogy Records Near You
A vast network of over 3400 branch libraries, known as Family history Centers Books which are in the Family history Library can NOT be loaned to local
http://genealogy.about.com/od/libraries/a/fhc.htm

Extractions: Most Popular Nature vs. Nurture Last Name Meanings Free Family Tree Chart - Interactive Graphical Family Tree C... Name Meanings - Glossary of Surname Origins - S What's Hot Evidence or Proof? Genealogy Gadgets Irish Genealogy 101 Cleopatra Family Tree - Ancestry of Cleopatra VII Queen of E... Related Topics Scrapbooking Military History Women's History Adoption / Foster Care ... Christianity - Latter-day Saints From Kimberly Powell FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! While almost every genealogist would love the chance to visit the famous Mormon Family History Library in Salt Lake City, it's not always a possibility. For those of you in Sydney, Australia it is a mere 8000 miles (12,890 km) after all! The good news, however, is that traveling halfway around the world is not necessary for using the millions of microfilm rolls, books and other genealogical resources of this amazing library thanks to Family History Centers. A vast network of over 3,400 branch libraries, known as Family History Centers ("FHCs" for short), are open under the umbrella of the Family History Library. These Family History Centers operate in 64 countries, with more than 100,000 rolls of microfilm circulated to the centers each month. These records include vital, census, land, probate, immigration, and church records, as well as many other records of genealogical value. Located in almost all major cities, and many smaller communities, it is very possible that a Family History Center is located in easy driving distance of your home.
NYFS Resources: History, Museums & Libraries
New York Folklore Society s allied organizations history organizations, museums, libraries.
http://www.nyfolklore.org/resource/orghx.html

Extractions: The Buffalonian is a news and multimedia on-line historical archive for western New York and the Niagara region. Published by the Peoples History Coalition of Buffalo, a non-profit organization dedicated to the dissemination of historical information through the creation of an on-line community and archive, this site includes historical news articles, photographs, diary excerpts, and histories of western New York. The site develops and republishes accounts of local history and invites submissions to the site. Historians and genealogical researchers are offered a free web page to publish their research. Web visitors can also join a western New York discussion group at this site or visit the on-line store to purchase books and photographs.
Beginner's Guide To Family History Research - Ch. 4
Most larger libraries have a collection of local history and genealogical Write to the Family history Library or call a local LDS Church to learn the
http://www.arkansasresearch.com/g-lib.html

Extractions: Beginner's Guide to Family History Research - Chapter 4 Now that you've set up a record keeping system and assessed your home and family sources, it's time to explore libraries and archives. Libraries are where you will look first for published records and manuscript collections. Archives are where retired official records of public or private agencies are kept. In some cases archival facilities may contain many of the same types of materials as libraries. Both have two broad categories of records available to youprimary and secondary records, or original and compiled sources. Primary records are those created at or about the time an event occurred. They are often referred to as original records. When conflicting information arises in your research, primary sources are more apt to be correct than secondary records. Secondary records, sometimes called compiled sources, were created at a later time than the event. For example, marriage records entered in the appropriate volume of county records by ministers and justices of the peace shortly after the marriages were performed are primary records. An index to those records created many years later is a secondary source. Secondary sources can be very helpful in locating primary records, but remember to always attempt to locate and use the primary records. Remember too, that because a record is not listed in an index does not mean that record is not among the original records. Records vary widely in their accuracy. A death certificate, for example, is probably an accurate source for the date and cause of death because the record was made about the time the event occurred. However, it may be very inaccurate regarding the deceased's parents' names and the deceased's place of birth because these events occurred long before this record was made.
Local History Library
Galway County libraries. By Maureen Moran. The Local history Section has a large collection of material on the history of Galway City and County.
http://www.galwayonline.ie/history/library.htm
Cyndi's List - Genealogy Lending Libraries & Archives
Family Search Family history Library The FHL in Salt Lake City, Utah. Some libraries have a special arrangement with the Family history Library in
http://www.cyndislist.com/lib-lending.htm

Extractions: Submit a New Link Report a Broken Link Update a Link An article by Ralph J. Crandall, Ph.D. In most libraries genealogy reference materials are part of local history or special collections. And most often those materials are kept on the premises so that only people who physically visit the library can use them. Many libraries offer research help and photocopy services to help people access their genealogy materials from a distance. In some instances, genealogists are lucky to have access to these types of collections through interlibrary loan (ILL), rental or membership lending services. The links on this page are designed to highlight facilities that will give genealogists borrowing privileges in order to reap the benefits of these collections from afar. For a complete list of all libraries, see:
RadioDirectory.com: History/Libraries
Large listing of radio stations from all over the world From RadioDirectory.com, the best portal for professional broadcasters.
http://www.radiodirectory.com/History/Libraries/

Extractions: Directory Forums News Agent US store ... JP store Search: The Directory US/Worldwide Store United Kingdom Store German Store Japan Store The Forum Google Keywords: Forums! The Cash Cage Sales Information ... more The Directory: All the websites you need. What`s New , new links.. What`s Cool , most visited.. ... , change your listing..
The Haskell Home Page
s, documents, history, news, HaWiki, software (libraries, tools), humor, merchandise, and links.Repository for information on the lazy functional programming language Haskell
http://www.haskell.org/

Extractions: @import "haskell-org.css"; Haskell is a general purpose, purely functional programming language. Haskell compilers are freely available for almost any computer. Haskell session at the O'Reilly Euro OS Conference ; Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 20 October 2005. An interview with Autrijus Tang about his Pugs project (a Perl 6 implementation in Haskell). Commercial Users of Functional Programming (CUFP) ; Tallinn, Estonia, September 24th 2005. 17th International Workshop on Implementation and Application of Functional Languages (IFL 2005) ; Dublin, Ireland, 19-21 September 2005. Submission deadline: 26 August (registration earlier). 2005 Haskell Workshop ; Tallinn, Estonia, 30 September 2005. Submission deadline: 10 June 2005. 10th ACM SIGPLAN International Conference on Functional Programming (ICFP 2005) ; Tallinn, Estonia, September 26-28, 2005. Early registration deadline: 29 July 2005. Sixth Symposium on Trends in Functional Programming (TFP 2005) ; Tallinn, Estonia, 23 - 24 September 2005. Submission deadline: 8 July. Commercial Users of Functional Programming (CUFP) ; Tallinn, Estonia, 24 September 2005.
Art And Art History-Libraries
Home Art and Art history Art libraries Research Centers Online Catalog Holdings for the George Mason University libraries.
http://library.gmu.edu/resources/fa/artlibraries.html
Colonial History Library Catalogue â Metafro Infosys
Metafro Infosys is a catalogue of data sets and data sources related to Central Africa (including Angola, Burundi and Rwanda).
http://www.metafro.be/libraries/colonial_history

Extractions: Home About us What can I find ? Contact us ... Africa Museum Member area Log in New member? Latest Entries Late Gothic altarpieces as sources of information on medieval wood use: a dendrochronological and art historical survey hbeeckman The Tydeoidea database (African species) Metafro A pioneer among collectors of African art regrib More ... Advanced Search Practical Info Back to all Catalogues
Contemporary History Library Catalogue â Metafro Infosys
Metafro Infosys is a catalogue of data sets and data sources related to Central Africa (including Angola, Burundi and Rwanda).
http://www.metafro.be/libraries/contemporary_history/practical

Extractions: Home About us What can I find ? Contact us ... Africa Museum Member area Log in New member? Latest Entries Late Gothic altarpieces as sources of information on medieval wood use: a dendrochronological and art historical survey hbeeckman The Tydeoidea database (African species) Metafro A pioneer among collectors of African art regrib More ... Advanced Search Practical Info Back to all Catalogues
Welcome To Detroit Public Library
history, libraries schedule, services and events offered. Catalog with a section for kids.
http://www.detroit.lib.mi.us/
HIST 316: Women In United States History - WMU Libraries
Useful resources for the Western Michigan University community. Includes navigation links to databases indexes, WestCat online catalog, search engines,
http://www.wmich.edu/library/guides/class/hist316.php

Extractions: Text Only Skip Navigation Contents For further assistance ask for help at the Central Reference Desk, Waldo Library, or make an appointment with Maria Perez-Stable, maria.perez-stable@wmich.edu , liaison to the History and Women's Studies Departments. WestCat. WestCat is the WMU Libraries' online catalog, and it includes books that WMU owns, as well as the names of the journals that are in the collection. SEARCH TIP: Use the Guided Keyword search method to find books on your topic. WorldCat. Contains the OCLC Online Union Catalog, including more than 35 million records that are owned by libraries around the world. Types of citations include books, films, manuscripts, maps, musical scores, slides, sound recordings, and videotapes. Updated daily. There are NO articles here! All of the following databases are available from the Libraries' home page in the middle column A-Z list of Article Indexes and Databases.
Public Libraries Challenge Fund 2000-2001: British History Programme - Successfu
MLA is a strategic agency working with and for museums, archives and libraries in the UK.
http://www.mla.gov.uk/action/dcmswolf/2000awds_bh.asp

Extractions: Access Options About u s ... PRISM Fund Bradford (Roads to Bradford) Newcastle (Digital History Collections in the Community) Bristol (Bristol, Britain and Beyond) Nottingham (Conspiracy, Conflict and Change: Democracy comes to Nottingham) ... National Library for the Blind (Unseen History Project) Applicant: City of Bradford Total Project Cost: Amount of Fund: Duration: 1 Jan 2001 - 31 Oct 2001 Contact: Ms Sally Williams Address: Senior Librarian, Bradford Central Library, Prince?s Way, Bradford BD1 1NN Tel: Fax: Email: sally.williams@bradford.gov.uk Project Description Roads to Bradford is about stimulating interest in reading about history. Knowing about our past is an essential prerequisite to understanding the present, and because of Britains role as a world power, the history of other cultures can be better understood against the backdrop of British history. The project will benefit all library users for many years, but there will be a particular emphasis on young people and the elderly. In addition to the special book collections there will be a display featuring a newly created CD-ROM presentation, developed by Bradford?s Heritage Recording Unit. There will be visits to the exhibition for school classes and suggestions for further study for all schools. There will also be a history reading group, using the model of fiction and poetry groups to enhance the experience for readers.
Museum Of New Mexico Research Libraries
Fray Angélico Chávez history Library and Photographic Archives Open 1 5 pm, Mon - Fri 505-476-5090 Tomas Jaehn, Librarian
http://www.museumofnewmexico.org/libraries.html

Extractions: Whatever your interest, find out what you want to know at a Museum of New Mexico library. Each Santa Fe museum operates a non-circulating public library staffed by a full-time librarian. More than 50,000 volumes containing the facts about New Mexico art, history and culture are there for you to use. FOR FURTHER INFO: Laboratory of Anthropology Library The Palace of the Governors houses the with more than 12,000 volumes related to regional history. The library is a repository of original documents and maps relating to the history of New Mexico and the Southwest. The Photographic Archives houses more than 500,000 significant historical images for research. The archive has a full-time curator of photographic history and a photo archivist, who maintain an index of photo materials by subject. www.palaceofthegovernors.org/ACWeb/index.htm
Endowment Campaign
Sebastian Münster, Typus Orbis Universalis, ca.1550. Courtesy of the Virginia Garrett Cartographic history Library. For the past three decades,
http://libraries.uta.edu/SpecColl/crose01/endowment.htm

Extractions: Courtesy of the Virginia Garrett Cartographic History Library. For the past three decades, Special Collections has been building a cartographic history collection focusing on Texas and the Gulf of Mexico. Built largely through the private donations of individuals like Ted and Helen Mayborn, Lewis and Virginia Buttery, William Collins, W. E. Chilton, Jr., Robert Isham, Marvin and Shirley Applewhite, Murray Hudson, Jenkins and Virginia Garrett, and many others, and with the support of the Sid Richardson Foundation of Fort Worth and the Summerlee Foundation of Dallas, the collection now numbers more than 6,500 maps dating from 1493 to the present and 2,200 school and commercial atlases and geographies dating from the 16 th through the 20 th centuries. UTA is committed to not only amassing and preserving a unique resource like this, but also to making it available to a wide audience and developing programs and launching initiatives to ensure that the maps and atlases are accessible and used by researchers across the country.
Map Collections
Special Collections map collection is housed in the Virginia Garrett Cartographic history Library (VGCHL), which was established in 1978 to support the
http://libraries.uta.edu/SpecColl/mapcoll.html

Extractions: document.write(htmltag); - Select -> Books at UTA Libraries Books - Electronic Books - New in PULSe Course Library Guides Databases - All Databases - Subject Databases - New Databases - Trial Directions to Campus Disabilities Services Distance Ed Services Doc Delivery Request Electronic Journals Faculty Retrieval Service Find Articles Find Books Friends of the Libraries Help High School Programs Hold Request Hours Information Services Instruction Interlibrary Loan Online Internet Resources Journals - Electronic Journals - Print (PULSe) Librarians by Subject Library Directory Library Publications Library Tours Newspapers- Electronic Online Catalog (PULSe) Other Library Catalogs Passwords Priority/Rush Request PULSe (Online Catalog) Quick Reference Remote Access Remote Storage Req. Renew Materials Research Guides Research Help Reserves - Faculty Form Search the Web Social Work Library Special Collections Subject Librarians UTA/Fort Worth Library Texas by Thomas G. Bradford. Published in Philadelphia by T. G. Bradford, 1838. Special Collections' map collection is housed in the Virginia Garrett Cartographic History Library (VGCHL), which was established in 1978 to support the rich holdings of the Division in documenting Texas and Southwestern history from the beginning of European exploration to the present. The VGCHL focuses on five centuries of exploration and mapping of the New World, with particular emphasis on the region of the Gulf Coast and the Greater Southwest, which includes Northern Mexico, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California.
Rutgers University Libraries: Subject Research Guides: Art History: Library Cata
MidAtlantic libraries with Significant Art history Holdings; National Library Collections; Selected Museum Library Catalogs
http://www.libraries.rutgers.edu/rul/rr_gateway/research_guides/art/online/catal

Extractions: This is a selective rather than comprehensive list of library catalogs with significant art history holdings. Whenever possible, the url provided links directly to online catalog of the library. Please note that some libraries have restricted access policies. Please visit the website of the institution for information about access for visiting researchers, and contact the institution in advance of your visit if necessary. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution
The Infography About The History Of Public Libraries In The United States
Sources recommended by a professor whose research specialty is the history of US public libraries.
http://www.infography.com/content/708583820009.html

Extractions: Search The Infography: Sidney H. Ditzion, Arsenals of a Democratic Culture (American Library Association, 1947). Suzanne Hildenbrand, ed., Reclaiming the American Library Past: Writing the Women In (Ablex, 1996). Carleton Bruns Joeckel, The Government of the American Public Library (University of Chicago Press, 1935). Haynes McMullen, American Libraries before 1876 (Greenwood Press, 2000. Beta Phi Mu Monograph Series. Number 6). Jesse H. Shera, Foundations of the Public Library: The Origins of the Public Library Movement in New England, 1629-1855 (Shoestring Press, 1965; reprint of the University of Chicago Press edition, 1949). U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Public Libraries in the United States of America: Their History, Condition, and Management, Special Report (U.S. Government Printing Office, 1876; reprint edition, University of Illinois, Graduate School of Library Science, Monograph Series. No. 4, 1967). RedLightGreen
LIBRARIES
Exhibition covering civilizations from the ancient world to the Renaissance.
http://www.libraries.gr/nonmembers/

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