MVCC Libraries: New York State History: Books & Media

Browse the Stacks

If you would like to browse our stacks below is a list of call numbers to search by:

E 99 .I7 - Iroquois Indians

E 99 .M8 - Mohawk Indians

E 99 .O45 - Oneida Indians

F 116 - New York State History

F 127 - History of the Adirondacks, Erie Canal, Herkimer and Oneida County

F 128 - History of New York City

Can't find it on campus or online? Use our Interlibrary Loan Service!

If you cannot find what you are looking for in the MVCC Catalog, you can search other libraries using the links below:

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CREDO Reference This link opens in a new window Provides full-text online versions of hundreds of top quality reference books in all major subjects from art to medicine, psychology to history, and technology to literature. Includes bilingual and biographical dictionaries.
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These resources will allow you to search or view videos on New York State History:

Films on Demand This link opens in a new window Films On Demand is our Web-based digital video delivery service that allows you to view streaming videos from Films Media Group. Choose from thousands of high-quality educational titles in dozens of subject areas.
Kanopy This link opens in a new window One of the largest academic streaming video collections in the market, containing tens of thousands of educational titles, and also U.S. and international feature films. Kanopy partners with over 800 producers. New titles are added continuously. Subjects cover all academic disciplines and include technical training videos. Video links may be embedded into instructional courseware systems like Blackboard. Some titles include transcripts and closed captioning.