Detailed historical maps of cities and towns in Oregon, Washington and California. Each map shows details of buildings, streets and neighborhoods.
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Through eLibrary, you can find images, video, e-books, and 100% full-text articles from newspapers, magazines, and scholarly journals.
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A mapping application that lets users create professional quality thematic maps for use in presentations, research reports or business plans, using demographic, business, and marketing data for the United States.
This is an electronic version of the print Encyclopedia Americana. Middle and high school students, as well as adults, will find this useful for articles on a wide range of general interest topics.
This media-rich encyclopedia is appropriate for middle and high school students.
Search magazines, newspapers, podcasts and reference books for up-to-date articles on current events, arts, popular culture and more. For middle school students.
Aimed at middle school and high school students, this resource includes content based on national curriculum standards in major subject areas such as history, literature, science and social studies.
This resource serves students in kindergarten through grade five and has simple, quick access to curriculum-related information on current events, arts, sciences, health, people, government, sports, history and more.
This encyclopedia of countries, cultures and current events has articles on countries and continents that include photographs, maps, flags, facts and figures and links to articles and websites.
Information about properties and buildings in the Portland metropolitan area.
This resource provides thousands of periodicals and newspapers, primary documents, creative works, video and audio clips and podcasts. Including hundreds of plays and poems, more than 63,000 topic overviews, biographies, and pieces of literary criticism, and more 1,700 study guide questions.
