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Databases
The databases listed below are available in the Henrietta Library and also by remote access. There are more databases available through the Monroe County Library system, which you can access via www.libraryweb.org or by clicking here.
Well Connected Health Information
WELL-CONNECTED is a library of reports on common diseases and wellness issues with over 100 detailed reports on key health conditions.
Ancestry.Com
(There is no remote access available for this database.)
This is a powerful genealogical research tool with access to U.S. censuses, Historical Records, Photographs and Maps and much more.
Heritage Quest
Another powerful genealogy database with access to U.S. Censuses, Genealogy Periodicals, Family History and Local History books as well as Revolutionary War records and the Freedman’s Bank records.
ReferenceUSA®
This database contains detailed information on millions of U.S. businesses, large and small. Information includes employee size, sales volume, type of business, and location. The residential module provides directory and high level demographic information on tens of millions of U.S. households, including median home value and median income. It is a valuable tool for market research.
General One File
This database is a comprehensive periodical resource with access to more than 11,000 titles backdated until 1980.
Opposing Viewpoints
This database is described as a ‘virtual library of resources designed to aid students in the study of today’s hottest social issues’. This is the online version of the popular print series with the same title.
Biography Resource Center
Biography Resource Center (BioRC) is a comprehensive database of biographical information on over 380,000 people from throughout history, around the world, and across all disciplines and subject areas.