Re: [WW] Reference Sites

[Alan Kellogg <mythusmage@cts.com>]

>  > Bob, get yourself to your public library, that's where you'll find
>>  tons of references on WWII. If you have a central library where you
>>  live, check out their WWII section. San Diego's downtown library has
>>  literally hundreds of titles, your version thereof may have even more.
>>
>>  Remember, the web doesn't have everything.
>>
>>  Alan
>
>I don't live in a large place and the closest library is 20 minutes
>away.  They are open "banker's hours" only, all of which fall within
>the time I am at work.  Thus, the library is an unfortunately hard to
>utilize resource.
>
>Bob, from Accounting (A bad joke from a Magic commercial.)

And your lunch hour is sacrosanct, right?:)

How many libraries are there an hour away? Does the nearest library 
have a web site? Do you need to do research as part of your work?

What about colleges and universities?

Alan
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