Library Subject Guide: TULSA AND OKLAHOMA HISTORY Library Subject Guide: TULSA AND OKLAHOMA HISTORY
The OSU-Tulsa Library provides this guide in the field of TULSA AND OKLAHOMA HISTORY as a starting point for research; it is not comprehensive. Please contact a librarian for further assistance. When off-campus, you must login to the OSU-Tulsa Website (click "Off-Campus Access") in order to view databases, journals and electronic books. To access NetLibrary E-Books remotely, you must initially set up an account in the library.
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Reference
Oklahoma Almanac
Reference JK7131 .A36
Oklahoma Women's Almanac
Circulation HQ1438 .O5 .O44
Historical Atlas of Oklahoma
Atlas Stand G1366 .S1 M6
Oklahoma Atlas and Gazetteer
Atlas Stand G1365 .D45
Rand McNally Tulsa & Vicinity Streetguide
Reference G1369 .T8 .R363
Book Review Index Online Plus Database
Books In Print with Reviews Database
Factiva Database
New York Times Book Review.
Encyclopedia of American Race Riots
Reference E184 .A1 .E573
Unavailable
Statistical Abstract of the United States Website
Statistical Universe Database
Unavailable
Books can be found in the OSU-Tulsa Library Catalog by author, title, keyword, or subject heading. We also have approximately 40,000 full-text electronic books. Note: To view NetLibrary EBooks remotely, you must initially set up an account in the Library.
Keyword searching allows you to AND terms together to produce a more focused list of available books. Once you have identified a book you want, note the location and entire call number to identify its physical location in the library. Call numbers ending in “eb” signify an electronic book.
Books in Print Database with reviews is a good source to verify bibliographic information and locate books published on a specific subject, since both print and out-of-print titles are included.
WorldCat Database is a listing of books cataloged by libraries worldwide. It is a good source to verify bibliographic information and to see what other libraries own.
Media can be found in the OSU-Tulsa Library Catalog by title or keyword. If you want a video or dvd, add "videorecording" to your search. If you want a cassette or cd, add "sound recording" to your search.
Best of Tulsa Memories
(Video) |
Surviving the Dust Bowl
(Video) Media F595 .S87 |
| Goin Back to T-Town
(Video) Media E185 .93 .O4 G65 |
Things Not in Tulsa Anymore
(Video) Media F704 .T92 T45 |
| Greenwood Blues the Tulsa Race War of 1921
(Video) Media F704 .T92 G73 |
Tulsa Memories
(Video) Archives F704 .T92 T82 |
| Holy Tulsa
(Video) Media F704 .T92 H65 |
Tulsa's Art Deco
(Video) Media NA735 .T84 T88 |
| The Night Tulsa Burned
(Video) Media F704 .T92 N544 |
Tulsa's Uncommon Homes
(Video) Media F704 .T92 U56 |
| Stuff That's Gone More Things Not in Tulsa Anymore (Video) Media F704 .T92 S88 |
Selective access to entire periodical, journal and magazine articles are available electronically. From the Library webpage, click on Journals, and then click on General or a Broad Subject Heading. Each database is similarly designed to search by keyword, subject, author, title of article, and/or title of periodical but each database varies in searching capabilities like limiting by date. For further assistance contact a librarian.
Quick Search provides a cross-database search on a broad topic and is recommended for the student who doesn't know which database to use.
An index database only provides a citation (title, author, volume, issue etc.) to an article not the actual article. You should check Journal by Title to determine if the journal is owned electronically in another database or physically in the library. If the library does not own the article desired, we can order it from another library through inter-library loan.
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| ArtSTOR Images | ABI/Inform Selective Full-Text |
| Historical Abstracts Citations | Academic Search Elite Selective Full-Text |
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“Scholarly” or “peer-reviewed” journals and articles are written and published by leading professors, researchers, theorists or practitioners in relevant fields of study. The article typically has original or expanded research on a topic. To understand more about scholarly publications view Peer-Reviewed Journals.
Suggested Journals and Newspapers
| Chronicles of Oklahoma | Mistletoe Leaves |
| Daily Oklahoman | Tulsa World |
The OSU-Tulsa Library has evaluated and recommends these specialized websites as excellent sources for information and research, because they provide an overview of the field, historical information, current trends, statistics, career opportunities, contact names, conferences, proceedings, associations, etc. This list of websites is not comprehensive, but is a reliable and valid source to begin your internet exploration:
Questions or comments about the OSU-Tulsa Library Subject Guide? Contact the OSU-Tulsa Library Liaison:
Sherry Froman at sherry.froman@okstate.edu
Last modified 2/26/2007