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State Library Quick Link Access

 

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Get a library card number from the State Government and Heritage Library and check out e-resources and online material 
Interlibrary loan is unavailable at this time

 

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Look up and check out eBooks through the Government and Heritage Library   

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Access online resources (newspapers, genealogy, videos, research guides and much more)
Browse NC maps, photos and other wonderful digital content
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Access resources for the blind and physically handicapped
Apply for services, talking books services for those unable to use standard printed material - BARD (Braille and Audio Reading Download)
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Access Government Publications
Such as state and federal reports, surveys and other publications 
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NC Digital Collections
90,000 historic and recent photographs, state government publications, manuscripts and other NC resources
 

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NCPedia
NCPedia is an online encyclopedia about North Carolina, managed by the Government and Heritage Library. Look for quick facts, state symbols, counties, state geography, and many other interesting features
 

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Access NCLIVE for eBooks, collections and databases, videos, list of NC authors and books, test prep and homework help, language learning, and career development  

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Access Children and Youth resources 
Explore eBooks, author information, story times, activities and SOOOO much more 
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For Educators
Curated list of online resources, teaching tools and activities for educators and teachers
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Ask a Librarian
Have a quick question? Need a bit of help with your research? The Government and Heritage Library offers the option to chat with a librarian. Online chat is available Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m (EST).

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