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The Library's reference collection includes the basic collection of encyclopedias, as well as the following
specific subject encyclopedias:
African American Encyclopedia
Encyclopedia of American History
Encyclopedia of Environmental Issues
Encyclopedia of the Korean War
Encyclopedia of the Vietnam War
Human Rights Encyclopedia
International Wildlife Encyclopedia
McGraw - Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology
Other reference sources include:
American National Biography
The American Presidential Campaigns and Elections
Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Popular Musicians Since 1990
Critical Survey of Long Fiction
Critical Survey of Poetry
Critical Survey of Short Fiction
Cyclopedia of World Authors
Encyclopedia of Family Health
Hoover's Handbook of Private Companies
Lives of the Saints
Magill's Medical Guide
New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians
New Jersey Lawyer's Diary and Manual
Occupational Outlook Handbook
PDR (Physician's Desk Reference)
Reference Library of American Women
Reference Library of Arab America
Reference Library of Asian America
The Library also has a juvenile and young adult reference section that features:
Juvenile reference -
Junior Worldmark Encyclopedias of World cities, World Holidays, Foods and Recipes of the World (4 vols. each)
Outlaws, Mobsters and Crooks: From the Old West to the Internet (5 vols.)
First Dictionary and Thesaurus
Dinosaurs of the World
World Almanac Library—Nations of the World (6 vols.)
U.X.L. Encyclopedia of World Biography (11 vols.)
The Complete History of Our Presidents (13 vols.)
Young Adult reference -
The Superhero Book - Ultimate Encyclopedia of Comic-Book Icons and Hollywood Heroes
World Religions Almanac (2 vols.)
American Civil Rights Biographies and Primary Sources (2 vols.)
Bowling, Beatniks, and Bell-Bottoms: Pop Culture of 20th Century America (5 vols.)
Alternative Energy (3 vols.)
Constitutional Amendments (3 vols.)
American Inaugurals: The Speeches, the Presidents, and Their Times
Almanacs, Biographies and Primary Sources on:
Slavery
American Civil Rights
Cold War
Middle Ages
World War II
Vietnam War
Westward Expansion
American Revolution
Colonial America
American Civil War
Opposing Viewpoints in American History —Vol. 1: From Colonial Times to Reconstruction.
Vol. 2: From Reconstruction to the Present