Please ask Mrs. Dobrzynski for the remote access code from home.
Databases are powerful online reference systems accessible via the Internet. Databases offer basic and advanced searching supported by Boolean logic (and, or, not) natural language, enhanced subject indexing and journal searching. With links from the full record display to related articles by subject or author, users can further explore their topic. In addition, often databases allow patrons to share to Google docs, print, email or download multiple articles.
Databases give access to a variety of reference materials!
Click on the sub-pages to see databases to which we subscribe.
Please email Mrs. Dobrzynski for the remote access codes from home.
Primary Sources
National Archives: Thousands of online primary source documents from the National Archives to bring the past to life.
DOCsTeach: An Online Tool for teaching with documents from the National Archives
Library of Congress: Finding Primary Sources
Spartacus Educational: Free Content and Resources on World History
Fordham University: A collection of public domain and copy-permitted historical texts for educational use
The Avalon Project: Documents in Law, History and Diplomacy