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What is a library database?
A library database is a searchable electronic index of reliable reference resources.
Library databases are not available for free online. The information found in library databases is sometimes called the "deep web" or "hidden web" because you must pay for access.
Library databases include a wealth of useful resources from reference books, journals, magazines, newspapers, and more. The information found in library databases is either originally created or comes from a variety of trustworthy sources.
Woodward Academy pays for access to many different databases to enhance the quality of student research. To use the databases, you must either be on campus or log in with a username and password found here.
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This library database covers United States history and includes information from reference sources, journals, magazines, newspapers and other reliable publishers.
The Explora interface searches across all of the EBSCO databases we provide, including History Reference Center.
Full text of leading history periodicals, encyclopedias and other non-fiction reference books. historical documents, biographies of historical figures, as well as historical photos, maps, films and videos.