61. Delaware Department Of Transportation Library Transportation libraries and Information Centers. NAME delaware Department ofTransportation Library. Address 800 Bay Road PO Box 778 Dover, DE 19903 http://ntl.bts.gov/tldir/libraries/library028.html

Skip to Content Skip to Left Navigation Home FAQs ... Accessibility A program of the Bureau of Transportation Statistics Research and Innovative Technology Administration Transportation Libraries and Information Centers NAME: Delaware Department of Transportation Library Address: 800 Bay Road P.O. Box 778 Dover, DE 19903 USA Phone: Date Established: Fax: Description: 9800 volumes Transportation, traffic, materials and research Special Collections: TRB reports Hours: 8:00 - 4:30, M-F Open to the Public: yes Any Conditions: by referral Interlibrary Loan Policies: Yes, with ALA form Loan Fees: None Photocopy Fees: None Staff Overview Number of Professional Staff: Name: Juliana Cheng Title: Librarian Phone: E-mail: jcheng@smtp.dot.state.de.us Library Publications: Video Catalog Last update: Friday, November 26, 2004.

62. Dr. W. Michael Havener Association of College and Research libraries, delaware Valley Chapter, 19831985 University of delaware Library Representative, 1983-1984 http://www.uri.edu/artsci/lsc/web/People/Havener/Havener-new.htm

Rodman Hall Room 1 94 West Alumni Avenue Kingston, RI 02881-0815 Phone: (401) 874-4641 FAX: (401) 874-4964 E-mail: mhavener@uri.edu Dr. W. Michael Havener Professor and Director Graduate School of Library and Information Science University of Rhode Island Research Interests: Reference and Information Services Government Information Database Searching. Education Courses Taught Professional Activities Education Ph.D. - 1988, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, School of Information and Library Science, Chapel Hill, NC. Dissertation: The Use of Print Versus Online Sources to Answer Ready Reference Questions in the Social Sciences. AMLS - 1975, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Library Science. 1972-73 - University of Michigan, , Ann Arbor. GraduateStudy beyond the A.M. with a specialization in drama A.M.. - 1972, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. English Language and Literature

63. Delaware Genealogical Information Repositories See also delaware Historical Records (1995) libraries and most of the originalrecord Holdings HSD Library has the largest collection of delaware http://delgensoc.org/delrep.html

G ENEALOGICAL I NFORMATION and R EPOSITORIES This list compiled from the 1989 "Delaware Genealogical Research Guide" (For an update, see "WHERE TO FIND PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SOURCES" in the 1997 Guide which you may purchase; see link at Delaware Genealogical Research Guide See also Delaware Historical Records (1995) Libraries and most of the original record repositories where you can do Delaware genealogical research are listed in this section. There are no admission charges except where noted. Copy charges are for an 8 1/2" x 11" size either single or double-page (e.g from a book), unless otherwise noted or if book is frail. Lap-top computers may be used. The major repositories are listed first (see the front cover of the Delaware Genealogical Research Guide for index and abbreviations) and can be located on the maps on pages 22-23 of the Guide. The most complete genealogical collections are in Delaware Public Archives (DPA), Historical Society of Delaware (HSD), Latter-day Saints (LDS, by mail order) and University of Delaware (UD); but others with large holdings are Hagley (HG), Wilmington Public Library (WL), Dover Public Library (DPL), Winterthur (WNT) and Historical Society of Pennsylvania (HSP). In addition to their holdings shown below, each has a collection of other printed sources valuable when researching Delaware genealogy which is shown on p. 49-50 of the 1997 Delaware Genealogical Research Guide . Return visits should be made periodically to each repository as collections are continuously upgraded and new original records are found, especially in DSA and HSD. [ › = cents]

64. Max Yela Brings Experience, Vision To Special Collections Special Collections Librarian Max Yela joined the Golda Meir Library staff in programs in Special Collections at the University of delaware Library, http://www.uwm.edu/Libraries/special/splart01.htm

The following article appeared in The Golda Meir Library Newsletter in the Spring 1995 issue. Max Yela Brings Experience, Vision to Special Collections Special Collections Librarian Max Yela joined the Golda Meir Library staff in September 1994. Before coming to UWM, Max spent nine years as coordinator of public services and exhibition programs in Special Collections at the University of Delaware Library, and he brings broad special collections experience to his new position. Max became interested in library science and the uses of primary research materials as an undergraduate at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, where he received his degree in history, with minors in art history and classical civilizations. He earned his Master of Science in Library and Information Science from Simmons College, Boston, where he focused his course work on archives and special collections, and worked as a graduate assistant in the Simmons College Archives. Following graduate school, Max accepted a year-long minority internship at the University of Delaware Library, during which time he worked on the inaugural exhibition for the library's new Special Collection Exhibition Gallery. He then accepted a permanent position in the Special Collections Department. During his time at Delaware, Max built expertise in exhibition production, security and preservation, outreach for special collections, and public service for rare books and manuscripts, In seeking the position at the Golda Meir Library, he was especially attracted to the prospects of collection building and providing leadership for a special collections program (not to mention the prospect of returning to a cooler, snowier climate). Max was particularly pleased that Special Collections at UWM forms part of the larger Archives and Special Collections Department, ensuring that he would retain a connection to archival and manuscript collections.

65. DSU William C. Jason Library-Learning Center delaware State University libraries are part of the Federal Depository Library The delaware Division of libraries/State Library Website, delaware, http://www.desu.edu/library/GovernmentResources.php

ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION ALUMNI ATHLETICS ... SEARCH Today's date is Tuesday, September 20th 2005. Library Home Online Catalog Ask Ref General Information ... Library Hours government resources Library Index Online Catalog Electronic Resources Subject Databases ... State Federal Delaware State University Libraries are part of the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP). Established by an act of Congress (Title 44, USC), the FDLP ensures public access to information published by the Federal Government. We serve two basic constituencies that overlap to a certain degree: Students, faculty, and staff of Delaware State University Citizens of Kent County, Delaware Due to our land-grant status, the university has a strong College of Agriculture and Related Sciences. We offer a full range of liberal arts majors such as mathematics, art, and sociology, plus applied majors such as airway science, nursing, and business. Our item selections reinforce the available resources in these disciplines.

66. PTDL Library List A-l Newark, University of delaware Library, 302 8312965 Orlando, University ofCentral Florida libraries, 407 823-2562 http://www.uspto.gov/web/offices/ac/ido/ptdl/ptdlib_1.html

View Alternative Site Navigation PRODUCTS PTDLP PTDL List A-L M-N O-W Alabama Auburn Ralph Brown Draughon Library, Auburn Birmingham Birmingham Public Library Alaska Anchorage Loussac Public Library, Municipal Libraries Arkansas Little Rock Arkansas State Library California Los Angeles Los Angeles Public Library Sacramento California State Library, Courts Bldg. San Diego San Diego Public Library San Francisco San Francisco Public Library Sunnyvale SCI , Sunnyvale Public Library Colorado Denver Denver Public Library Delaware Newark University of Delaware Library District of Columbia Washington Founders Library, Howard University Florida Fort Lauderdale Broward County Main Library Miami Miami-Dade Public Library Orlando University of Central Florida Libraries Georgia Atlanta Georgia Institute of Technology Hawaii Honolulu Hawaii State Library Idaho Moscow University of Idaho Library Illinois Chicago Chicago Public Library Springfield Illinois State Library Indiana Indianapolis Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library West Lafayette Siegesmund Engineering Library, Purdue

67. DCLS Web Catalog (MM) Home Help New Search delaware County Library System- ABOUT DCLS libraries.Library hours locations Library policies http://charlotte.delco.lib.pa.us/

Search Local Catalog Search DCLS holdings for books, recorded books, videotapes, DVDs, music, periodicals, and more. Title Author Subject Word Dewey Call Number Aston Public Library Collingdale Public Library J. Lewis Crozer Library Darby Free Library Folcroft Public Library H. K. Furness Free Library Glenolden Library Haverford TWP. Free Library Lansdowne Public Library Marple Public Library Media U. P. Free Library M. Campbell Public Library Middletown Free Library Newtown Public Library Norwood Public Library Prospect Park Library R. Kohl Community Library Radnor Library Ridley Park Public Library Ridley Twp Public Library Sharon Hill Public Library Springfield Twp Library Swarthmore Public Library Tinicum Public Library Upper Darby Sellers Library Upper Darby Municipal Lib. UD Darby Primos Library Yeadon Public Library DCLS Office County Law Library Upper Darby Libraries Juvenile Materials Videos, DVD, etc. Books on Tape, etc. View Entire Collection FIND INFORMATION Featured item lists Search other library catalogs MY LIBRARY RECORD My Millennium Renew items and see what you've checked out.

68. ACQNET V1n128 (November 20, 1991) URL = Http//www.infomotions.com The University of delaware Library seeks an experienced librarian with strongmanagement skills. Reporting to the Director of libraries, the Assistant http://www.infomotions.com/serials/acqnet/acq-v1n128.txt

Subject: ALMS bylaws In response to Carol Chamberlain's request for comments on changes to the ALMS bylaws ("specific changes for consideration include adding references to the purchase, lease, or other methods of acquisition and adding a reference to all formats of library materials"). I support these changes! ALMS serves many purposes, but two important roles of the organization are to provide a sense of community for acquisition professionals and to help us interpret/communicate our professional activities and concerns to our colleagues. I support any changes to the bylaws which help to clarify what acquisitions is all about. As to changing the name of ALMS....I'm willing to consider any possibilities. (7) - Date: Tue, 19 Nov 1991 12:55:51 -0800 (PST) From: Peter Stevens Subject: Sudanese vendors In reply to Scott Wicks question, it is difficult to get materials from the Sudan but another vendor who works with North African titles is Fawzi Abdulrazzak, Dar Mahjar Books, P.O. Box 56, Cambridge, MA 02238. (9) - Date: Wed, 20 Nov 91 09:53:07 -0500 From: Kristin Antelman

69. How To Connect To The University Of Delaware Library The University of delaware Library provides access to a wide variety of electronicresources on computer workstations located throughout the Morris Library http://www.lib.udel.edu/welcome/connect.html

How to Connect to the University of Delaware Library Contents: Connecting from on Campus Laptops in the University of Delaware Library Connecting from off Campus Connecting using AOL or another Internet Service Provider The University of Delaware Library provides access to a wide variety of electronic resources on computer workstations located throughout the Morris Library and branch libraries. Almost all of these electronic resources are also available to University of Delaware students, faculty, and staff via the University of Delaware computing network, accessible in residence halls, classrooms, offices, and at home. Due to license restrictions, most electronic resources are not available from outside the Library to users who are not University of Delaware students, faculty, or staff. Connecting from on Campus On-campus users (i.e., in a residence hall, faculty office, etc.) who wish to access the electronic resources offered by the Library can use any PC that has an Ethernet connection to the University of Delaware campus network. General information on connecting a PC to the campus network is provided by the IT Help Center's Getting Connected to UD's Electronic Campus page.

70. Delaware Library Association Directory delaware Academy of Medicine, Inc Consumer Health Library delaware Academy ofMedicine, Inc. delaware Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped http://www.dla.lib.de.us/Directory/

71. Wilmington Public Library - Delaware Wilmington Public Library serves the Wilmington, delaware and New Castle Countyareas providing books and information for all ages. http://www.wilmlib.org/

Library Catalog! Your Guide to the Wilmington Library Hours ... (Practice Tests) Got a Reference Question? Ask-a-Librarian Check out the new Virtual Reference Service! Click Here for EVENTS in the Library ... New Videos Other Library Catalogs ... AWARE Last updated Sept. 8, 2005 Wilmington Public Library's web site went online April 2000 This web site was created and is maintained by the staff of Wilmington Public Library. Please e-mail the web master with any questions wilmweb@lib.de.us Wilmington Public Library Branch Hours and Locations This website is Bobby Approved 3.2 The pages listed below are not yet Bobby Approved: http://167.21.227.3/ipac20/ipac.jsp?profile=wmb#focus Online Public Access Catalog - html version

72. Library List: Delaware The Stuttering Foundation of America provides free online resources, servicesand support to those who stutter and their families, as well as support for http://www.stutteringhelp.org/Default.aspx?tabid=353

73. Historical Society Of Delaware - Delaware Genealogy The library has indexes to the delaware Mortality Census for 1850, 1860, 1870, The Historical Society of delaware library has military records from http://www.hsd.org/gengd.htm

Delaware Genealogy A guide to Research in the Historical Society of Delaware Research Library Introduction Using the Library Collections Other Sources for Genealogical Research On Delaware Introduction T he history of a family over many generations lies buried in different sources and places. Like a good detective, the genealogist must search for the pieces of a family's past in those many sources such as books, documents, and manuscripts. The genealogist must also be patient and imaginative, for the search can take years and involve a string of clues that lead to new sources. The factsnames, dates, eventsthat a genealogist gathers through the years are like pieces of a puzzle. Gradually those pieces can be fitted together to make a picture of a family, its many members, and its unique history. D elaware's rich and complex colonial history offers genealogists a special challenge. Settled first by the Swedes in 1638, control of the area subsequently passed to the Dutch and then to the English, who ruled through James, Duke of York until he granted the land to William Penn in 1682. During those years Delaware was governed from a distance, so early colonial documents might be found in many places, including the archives of New York State and Pennsylvania, as well as those of Sweden, the Netherlands, and Great Britain. Many of those early records have been printed and can be found in books located in the library of The Historical Society of Delaware. A full search would require trips to many archives.

74. Historical Soceity Of Delaware - Delaware History Day The Historical Society of delaware and the Hagley Library always send judges tothe state University of delaware Library, Special Collections http://www.hsd.org/histday.htm

Day History Delaware HSD Home Delaware History Day ... Back to top! As you scroll through the History Day information, just click to bring you back to the top of the index! What is History Day?/ National History Day National History Day (NHD), the nation’s premier history education program for junior and senior high school students. For twenty-five years, the National History Day program has had a dramatic impact on teaching and learning in thousands of classrooms across the country. Last year over one million students combined creativity and scholarship to create a History Day project. History Day engages students in the process of discovery and interpretation of historical topics related to an annual theme, while encouraging them to hone their creative talents to produce creative and innovative presentations. Students conduct extensive primary and secondary research in libraries, archives and museums, and they interview members of their communities. They analyze their topic’s historical significance and present their conclusions in dramatic performances, imaginative exhibits, multimedia documentaries and research papers to public audiences across the country. The program culminates with the national competition each June. National History Day is Looking for Its Alumni!

75. Reference Librarian And Coordinator Of Library Instruction: University Of Delawa The University of delaware Library seeks a dynamic Reference Librarianand Coordinator of Library Instruction to further the development,...... http://www.acrlny.org/jobs/j50801q.htm

Reference Librarian and Coordinator of Library Instruction University of Delaware Newark, DE Environment: Serving 20,000 students, the University of Delaware provides a broad range of academic programs at the undergraduate, master, and doctoral levels. The University of Delaware has a beautiful campus located one hour from Philadelphia and two hours from New York and Washington, DC. The Library makes accessible a broad range of electronic resources, including more than 7,000 full-text electronic journals, 230 databases, and 14,000 videos. Library collections include 2.5 million volumes. The Library has 200 public access workstations, 175 laptop connections, wireless access, and a newly renovated Reference Room with expanded instructional facilities. The Library is a member of the Association of Research Libraries, the Center for Research Libraries, CIRLA, and PALINET. More information about the Library is available online at http://www.lib.udel.edu

76. Delaware Genealogy | Resources For Family History Research Special Collections Department University of delaware Library Tradition and thePolish Immigrant; Search Immigration Records @ Ancestry.com http://www.kindredtrails.com/delaware.html

Search Our Site powered by FreeFind Find Old Towns Every Researcher Should Have This CD! Click Here To Find Out Why? Libraries, Archives Subject Guides - Genealogy Research University of Delaware Library State Libraries Special Collections Department University of Delaware Library National Library Library of Congress 101 Independence Ave. SE Thomas Jefferson Building LJ G42 Washington, D.C. Phone: (202) 707-5537 State Archives Delaware Archives Project USGenWeb Project Delaware State Database Ancestry.com Delaware Public Archives State of Delaware Delaware Public Archives Slavery Papers State of Delaware National Archives National Archives Guide to Genealogical Research 700 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington DC 20408 Family History Centers LDS/Mormons familysearch.org

77. Sussex County Delaware Genealogy The University of delaware Library delaware Newspaper Project; Read ActualNewspaper from 18151985! Ancestry.com. Immigration Naturalization Records http://www.kindredtrails.com/DE_Sussex.html

Search Our Site powered by FreeFind Libraries, Archives Local Libraries Georgetown Public Library 10 W. Pine Street Georgetown , DE 19947 Sussex County Library System P.O. Box 589 Georgetown, DE 19947 Phone: 302-855-7890 Fax: 302-855-7895 Branch Libraries State Libraries Special Collections Department University of Delaware Library National Library Library of Congress 101 Independence Ave. SE Thomas Jefferson Building LJ G42 Washington, D.C. Phone: (202) 707-5537 Local Archives USGenWeb Archives Sussex County Delaware Archives State Archives Delaware Archives Project USGenWeb Project Delaware State Database Ancestry.com Delaware Public Archives State of Delaware Delaware Public Archives Slavery Papers State of Delaware National Archives National Archives Guide to Genealogical Research 700 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington DC 20408 Family History Centers LDS/Mormons familysearch.org

78. Library Services - Delaware Tech library services graphic, delaware Tech logo. resourcs learn mission info search home page click to contact the webmaster. http://www.library.dtcc.edu/

79. Owenslibed Betze Library, Owens Campus, delaware Technical and Community College. This documentdescribes various library services and functions. http://www.library.dtcc.edu/owenslib/

Stephen J. Betze Library Owens Campus Address, Hours, Phone, Fax Library Staff Membership Book Return ... DelTechtive Catalog of DTCC library resources (EBSCOhost, FirstSearch, ProQuest Direct, Reference USA, World Book Online) Internet Resources (online service available from Owens Campus only). (online service available from Owens Campus only).. (online service available from Owens Campus only). NewsBank allows searching of the contents of The News Journal (Wilmington, DE,1999-current). Available from campus computers only. For Remote access contact the Library at 856-9033. (Available from Campus computers only. For remote access contact the library at 856-9033) The Sussex Learning Resource Center Address: Stephen J. Betze Library Seashore HWY, POB 630 Georgetown, DE 19947 Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m.- 10:00 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. Phone: Fax: Library Staff Dr. Shirin Jamasb, Director Lori Bergey, Evening Library Technician Alice Distefano, Answer Line Evening Librarian Mary Sue Drugash, Librarian

80. DLN Program Profiles: University Of Delaware Library Pauline A. Young Residency University of delaware Library. Pauline A. Young Residency. Location Newark,delaware. Current Status Active. Mentoring Opportunities http://www.lib.utk.edu/residents/dln/profiles/udel.html

Home Electronic Discussion Board Blogs Program Profiles ... Programs Accepting Applications University of Delaware Library Pauline A. Young Residency Location: Newark, Delaware Current Status: Active Mentoring Opportunities Resource Lists FAQ Contact Us Basic Information Established: Program Duration: 2 years No. of Participants: Official Program URL: http://www2.lib.udel.edu/ personnel/ brochure.htm Application Procedures: The 2004/2006 resident position was filled effective September 1, 2004. Application information for the 2006/2008 resident position will be posted to the University of Delaware Library website in February 2006. Current Contact Person: Julie Brewer, Coordinator University of Delaware Library Newark, Delaware, 19717-5267 Telephone: (302) 831-1594 Fax: (302) 831-1046 Email: jbrewer@udel.edu

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