Check the Archives Page for more info on each of these
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![]() Vital Records 1844-1899 |
![]() Lost Fishermen |
![]() Barnacle 1990-1993 |
![]() Fairhaven Star 1879-1967 |
![]() Town Reports 1847-2019 |
![]() FHS Yearbooks 1923-2019 |
The databases below are subscriptions paid for by the Millicent Library and according to the contract are only available to Millicent Library cardholders.
In most cases you have to enter your barcode or create an account to get access.
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![]() World Online |
![]() Nineteenth Century Newspapers |
![]() Historical Newspapers 1690-1922 |
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Note that for Overdrive & Hoopla you can gets apps if you want to use them on your mobile device. Except for Overdrive & Libby, you must have a Fairhaven card to download items.
Sam Correia has developed video tutorials about Overdrive, Hoopla, and Novelist on our YouTube Channel
![]() eBooks, Audiobooks |
![]() Libby new app for Overdrive |
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The Millicent Library announces a partnership with Driving-Tests.org, a company dedicated to driver safety and education, to offer free Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) practice tests to library patrons. Click here to get started |
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NoveList Plus! — if you’ve ever wondered what you should read next, you will love this. If your favorite author is on vacation, between books or (heaven forbid) has passed away, you can go to one of their books and select a “read-alike.” You can browse, or add in a theme, genre or even make up something like “romance and zombies.” Really. And it’s not just for fiction. There are many features and this database has been around for over 20 years and we were lucky to be able to get it again through the SAILS network. |
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NoveList K-8 Plus! — this is the equally awesome version of NoveList Plus only with a concentration on children’s literature. It’s really worth looking at, especially for all the young readers who can’t get enough to read! |
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The Boston Public Library as the “Library of the Commonwealth” provides library services to Massachusetts residents. Sign up for an e-Card and you can have access to a variety of resources, including magazines, database, e-books,and more. Well worth a visit. You can also go to the BPL, get a card and check things out as a resident of the Commonwealth. |