The Library has developed an extensive collection of bookmarks to facilitate your Internet searching. We encourage you to download them and even to erase the subject areas that are not of interest to you. The links provided by subject area elsewhere on this page are a simplified version of our bookmarks, leaving out many sites and intended to get you started with as little confusion as possible. If you want more sites for a particular subject area, or want our recommended search engines, database finders, and guide bookmarks you should download the bookmarks. You should also check back here often to check the update information and replace the bookmarks with the newest version.
Sites come and go and, even more frequently, move.
Some of the bookmarks, no matter how recently we have updated them, will not be there when you try to access them. If you don't wish to download it, you can just left-click on it and use it as a normal web page containing links. The bookmarks are in Netscape format. If you are using Internet Explorer version 3 and above in Windows95 or Windows 98 or Windows NT, you will need a bookmark converter. To use the bookmarks with the Netscape browser simply click Bookmarks on the toolbar, click edit bookmarks and either open or import the file.