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Spotlight Resources
The current Birmingham News delivered by al.comlearn more
Publicly Available.
Full Text Available.
Remote Access Available.
The Alabama Coal Mine Fatalities Database consists of 2188 records compiled by the staff of the Government Documents department using available annual reports of Alabama mine inspectors from 1898 through 1938.learn more
Publicly Available.
Remote Access Available.
AskArt Academic provides access to both historical and contemporary American artists. AskArt covers more than 75,000 American artists from all periods and all regions of the country. Available in the Birmingham Public Library Central location only.learn more
Birmingham Public Library (Central) - In Library Use Only.
AskArt Academic provides access to both historical and contemporary American artists. AskArt covers more than 75,000 American artists from all periods and all regions of the country. Available in the Birmingham Public Library Central location only.learn more
Birmingham Public Library (Central) - In Library Use Only.
The Latino American Experience explores the history and culture of U.S. Latinos. Its content spans from the pre-Columbian Indigenous civilizations of the Americas, through the Spanish and Mexican settlement of much of what is now the United States, to the triumphs and challenges facing present-day...learn more
Requires a JCLC card and residence in Birmingham, AL.
Full Text Available.
Remote Access Available.
  
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