Click on any of the following images to access the online databases.

Some databases require a valid C/W MARS library card number.

 

Find full-text magazines and journal articles and biographical, business, health, and literary information.

 

 

MedlinePlus is the National Institutes of Health's web site and provides consumer-oriented health information in the form of publications, videos and tutorials.

Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine's Physician's Profiles Website is a comprehensive reference source to help consumers find a particular physician, find physicians in the consumer's local area, or to look for physicians in a specific specialty, such as general surgery or neurology.

 

NoveList Plus is a comprehensive online readers’ advisory tool. Patrons can search among hundreds of thousands of popular fiction and non-fiction titles, and also retrieve author read-alikes, book lists, book discussion guides and more.

 

Online access to the Encyclopedia Britannica, plus read-aloud at all levels and translation for over 50 languages.

Online access to the Encyclopedia Britannica for Kids, plus read-aloud at all levels and translation for over 50 languages.

Online access to original source documents from U.S. history.

Includes Enciclopedia Moderna, a reference collection for the high school and college ages and Escolar Online a collection geared towards ages 6-12.

More Options

Through Boston Public Library
Massachusetts residents have access to a wide range of free, high-quality digital resources through the Boston Public Library (BPL), many of which can serve as alternatives to those no longer available through statewide systems. With a free BPL eCard—available to anyone who lives, works, or goes to school in Massachusetts—you can access academic databases, online learning tools,newspapers, journals, and more.
To apply for a BPL eCard, visit bpl.org/ecard

Through the Massachusetts Trail Court Law Libraries
The Massachusetts Trial Court Law Libraries offer helpful resources and services including:
Ask a Law Librarian: mass.gov/ask-a-law-librarian
Document Delivery Service connects librarians and patrons with state and federal legal forms,treatises, and case law research. mass.gov/forms/document-
delivery-service-request-form
Massachusetts Law about...over 190 MA legal topics curated by Trial Court Law Libraries
mass.gov/massachusetts-law-about

Through MassHire
Mass Hire Career Services and Planning offers job support online and in person at 25 career center locations across MA. Search and apply for jobs, explore careers and find the right training/education matching your career interests at mass.gov/topics/masshire