Databases
With the
exception of Ancestry.com and Digital Sanborn Maps, which are only
available in the Library, these databases can be accessed at home using
your Library card number.
(The barcoded number on the back that begins with 25272...)
Global
Road Warrior - Culture, communications, travel, business and
maps for over 175 countries! Want to know what money in Japan looks
like? Want to know what they eat in Guatamala? Check out Global Road
Warrior- perfect for students and travelers.
To log in from home, click here.
More improved
than new...NewsBank-Access
local, state, and national newspaper archives as well as America's
Obituaries, the largest and most comprehensive database of obituaries
available. To log in from home, click
here.
- Ancestry.com
- Genealogy and family history records, such as census information,
birth and death records, immigration records, military records,
newspaper records and more. (Please note: This database is ONLY
available in the library)
- Digital Sanborn Maps
(New
Mexico 1867-1970)- Sanborn fire insurance maps are the most
frequently consulted maps in both public and academic libraries.
Sanborn maps are valuable historical tools for urban specialists,
social historians, architects, geographers, genealogists, local
historians, planners, environmentalists and anyone who wants to learn
about the history, growth, and development of New Mexico towns, cities
and neighborhoods. (Please note: This database is ONLY available in
the library) .
- Chilton
Library-represents the most authoritative automotive repair
information available to car owners. There are thousands of year, make
and model combinations covering the most popular vehicles of the past
30 years, plus additional coverage of specialty models.
ChiltonLibrary.com gives you the confidence to service or repair
virtually any system on your vehicle.
- HeritageQuest
Online-Combined with ProQuest resources, HeritageQuest
represents the most comprehensive collection of genealogical
information available anywhere.
- Infotrac-Gale
Periodical Databases- Provided by the New Mexico State
Library, these databases give patrons access to Gale Virtual Reference
Library, General Reference Center Gold, both with thousands of
reference materials, newspapers, journals, encyclopedias and more. Also
included is access to InfoTrac Professional, with over 250 full-text
magazines for Education Professionals and Expanded Academic ASAP, with
full-text multidisciplinary academic journals, newspapers and more.
- Learn-A-Test-Practice
tests and tutorials for many different kinds of exams, such as ACT,
ASVAB, Civil Service, Cosmetology, EMT/Paramedic, FCAT, GED, GRE, Law
Enforcement, Nurse's Aide, Postal Worker, Real Estate, SAT, TASP,
Teacher Certification, TOEFL, U.S. Citizenship and more! (Register by
using your TBML library card as your Username.)
- NoveList
is a fiction database that provides
subject
heading access, reviews, annotations, and much more for over 135,000
fiction titles. It also includes other content of interest to fiction
readers, such as Author Read-alikes, What We're Reading, Book
Discussion Guides, BookTalks, and Annotated Book Lists. For school
media specialists and teachers there are Picture Book Extenders and
articles on Teaching with Fiction.
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