Databases and
Online Catalogs
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The Licia & Mason Beekley
Community Library subscribes to several
online databases in an effort to provide quality reference material to
its patrons. These databases can be used at the library on all of the
computers that provide Internet access. Many can now also be used from
the convenience of your home computer if you
hold a New Hartford library card. Follow the links below, making sure
to note any required user name and password information. Clicking on a
link will open a new window. To return to this screen, close the new
window.
ReferenceUSA
Now available
online to New Hartford residents using your Beekley Library Card.
A premier database of 12 million U.S. businesses and 115 million
residents. Great for conducting job searches, finding sales leads,
searching for business opportunities and suppliers, tracking down
addresses and phone numbers, locating out-of-town companies, and
conducting marketing and patent research.
The Licia &
Mason Beekley Community Library Catalogue
Search the our
catalogue for books, movies, and magazines.
To check
your account, click on the User Status Button at the bottom of the
page. Enter the eight digits after 22544 and leave off the last digit.
for example: your library card number is "22544 01234 567 8"; you would enter 01234567. Out-of-town residents will
leave off the first five digits
and the last digit. Call 860-279-7235 if you need assistance.
CONNECT
- Hartford Area
Libraries
Search the catalogs of Hartford area libraries by title, author or
subject.
iconn.org
The Connecticut Digital Library – iCONN – is now available to all
Connecticut library cardholders. A part of the Connecticut Education
Network, it provides access to essential library and information
resources. It
accesses the catalogues
of libraries throughout the state, including university libraries.
To access
databases from your home or office in Connecticut, or
anywhere in the world, click on the "Access from Home" icon. Enter your
entire 14-digit library barcode number from a valid card for any
library in the State of Connecticut. Then choose from a wealth of
databases, including the following:
Business & Company Resource Center
Comprehensive company and industry information
Discovering Collection
A collection of 21 databases covering history, literature, biography,
science and social studies.
Expanded Academic ASAP
Periodicals covering all academic concentrations.
General Reference Center Gold
Multi-source general interest reference tool.
Health & Wellness Resource Center
Medical information for health professionals and general readers.
Informe! (Revistas en Espanol)
Full-text Spanish-language and bilingual periodicals.
InfoTrac Junior Edition
Multi-source, curriculum based reference tool for junior high and
middle school students.
InfoTrac Kids Edition
Full-text journals, maps, almanacs, and news articles for the K-6
student.
InfoTrac OneFile
General interest, business and periodicals.
InfoTrac Student Edition
Multi-source, curriculum based reference tool for high school students.
The New York Times
Full text, with 12 month rolling archive.
NewsBank: The Hartford Courant
Full text from 1992 to present.
What Do I Read Next?
Readers advisory tool for all age groups.
Wilson Biographies Plus
Illustrated profiles of over 72,000 individuals from antiquity to the
present.
Bibliomation
A catalog of over 40 public, school, and academic libraries in
Connecticut.
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