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The online catalog of the NUCMC lists manuscripts, letters, business, government and historical records in Research Libraries, Museums and Historical Societies across the nation. Many of the materials contained in the Staten Island Historical Society Library and Staten Island Institute of Arts and Sciences are listed here as well as items about Staten Island held in other cities and states.
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The Academy Library is the only medical library in New York City that is open to the public.
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The Mertz Library has one of the world's most extensive collections of plant related resources. It is available both for research and general plant information.
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The premier place to go for New York State genealogical research.
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News, career information, and other resources for New York State librarians.
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The Brill library is arguably the largest psychoanalytic library in the world. The 40,000 books and periodicals are available to Institute members and scholarly researchers.
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Founded in 1754, this subscription library houses around 200,000 volumes.
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Search for books in BobCat, NYU's online catalog for their main Bobst Library, as well as find information about the university's other research facilities.
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An independent research library with materials covering local history of New York City and State, as well as the American experience.
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DORIS, which includes the municipal archives, collects reports of city agencies, files on neighborhoods, and records of Staten Island towns before their consolidation into New York City in 1898. The website allows you to order WPA "tax photos" of almost every house on Staten Island that existed in 1939/1940. Order photos of your Staten Island home here (or print them from microfilm at the St. George Branch Library).
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"a nonprofit membership organization consisting of all types of libraries and information organizations throughout New York State and surrounding areas"
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For researchers interested in the fine arts, decoration, art history, architectural history, design and theory.
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Find out about exhibitions currently taking place at HSSL.
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Search the catalog, as well as access research guides for various art-related categories.
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The Waldmann Memorial Library has resources to facilitate research, patient care, and dental education.
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The McCormick Library has a collection of more than 5,000 volumes, more than 19,000 articles and pamphlets, and 125 scholarly journals, each cataloged and indexed in its unique classification system. This highly specialized collection provides the fields of family planning, population, sexual health, and sexuality education.
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A collection of 45,000 volumes of poetry, focusing on contemporary American poets, in a cozy SOHO location.
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Website of the Bern Dibner engineering library in Brooklyn.
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Links to the websites of individual Presidential Libraries from Hoover to Clinton. Includes information about hours, locations, and special exhibits.
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Lists law libraries in New York City which are open to the public. From The Law Library Association of Greater New York.
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Access to the library catalog, events calendar and research resources. Website is also available in Spanish and Russian.
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Located in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, this library has the largest collection of works by Portuguese writers outside of Portugal.
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Library contains more than 80,000 taped textbooks in a variety of subjects, from literature and history to math and the sciences, at all academic levels from kindergarten through postgraduate.
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Supports the research programs of this University, devoted to biomedical research and contributed to 23 Nobel Prizes.
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Browse SVA's online catalog of arts & humanities books, as well as audio-visual materials.
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Get information abot current and upcoming exhibitions and openings at the Smithsonian Institute's museums & galleries, as well as its affiliate museums and traveling exhibits.
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Functioning both as a scholarly resource and general information service, SIL combines the resources of 20 libraries into one online catalog. This page provides links to information about each library.
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A general resource for archives offering publications on standard practices.
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Founded in New York in 1909, SLA is now an international association "for information resource experts who collect, analyze, evaluate, package, and disseminate information to facilitate accurate decision-making in corporate, academic, and government settings."
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Library of the General Theological Seminary of the Episcopal Church, the oldest Episcopal seminary library in the United States.
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State Libraries on the Internet.
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The Staten Island Historical Society (SIHS) collects and preserves materialsof everyday life including artifacts, archives and buildings. It conductsand promotes research based on these collections. SIHS operates HistoricRichmond Town, New York City's historic village and museum complex,where it shares its collection and knowledge with the public throughcreative and engaging interpretative activities. Please contact SIHS for museum hours or to make an appointment to visit the research library.
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The History Archives and Library of the Staten Island Museum is closed at the current time. It will be reopened during late Spring 2009 after it has been relocated to the Snug Harbor Cultural Center.Founded in 1881, the 175+ Collections of the Staten Island Institute of Arts & Sciences are a hidden resource for all.
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Collections are open to the public during specified hours. The library is located at 475 Seaview Avenue on the North Campus of the Hospital.
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Contact information for a public access law library open week-days 9:00 - 4:30. Select "R" for Richmond County. The Library is now located at 130 Stuyvesant Place, Room 300. The "Libraries" link leads to the LION catalog, which has a "location" limit in the "keyword searching" option.
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3309 Bainbridge Avenue
Bronx, NY  10467
(718) 881-8900
Hours:  Monday - Friday,  9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., by appointment only
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A portal that provides access to the combined resources of the 45 national libraries of Europe, searchable in the languages of the countries represented.
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Links to the various libraries of the eight schools that make up this university. Visiting researchers must get approval before coming.
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Link to the virtual library that catalogs holdings from all the campuses, including those in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and Long Island.
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Along with being the largest library in Ireland, it serves both the students and international scholars who come to use the rare materials dating back to the 16th century.
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A state-by-state listing of U.S. libraries with general information, links, and other information available in Spanish on their websites.
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It contains over 14000 links to websites of libraries around the world, encouraging international co-operation in the dissemination of information.
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The Dag Hammarskjold Library, located in a non-public area of the UN Headquarters in Manhattan, is not open to the general public. However, the catalog, where you can find full-text documents, is available to anyone with Internet access.
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Provides links to the libraries of U.S. universities, colleges, and community colleges. Organized alphabetically by region and state.
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The Library of the Holy See, as well as an institute for research and conservation.
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Library for the Medical College of Cornell University, with current events and articles about health.
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Open to scholars only, the Frances Mulhall Achilles Library houses "the most comprehensive research collection in the field of twentieth-century American art."
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(Bronx Zoo Library)
185th Street & Southern Boulevard
Bronx, NY  10460
(718) 220-6874
Email: library@wcs.org
Hours:  Monday - Friday,  10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., by appointment only
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List connects to universities, schools, and departments offering degrees in information studies, information science, information management, library science, etc.
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Library resources for general and Jewish studies.
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As part of the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, this collection has materials in Yiddish, French, English, German, Hebrew, Ladino, Polish and Russian. All are welcome.