Verona Public Library
17 Gould Street · Verona, New Jersey · 07044
(973) 857-4848 · library@veronanj.org
If you're
currently
in the Library, search
the catalog & access your account here: (In-house access only)
Connect to state programs,
services and agencies that can help during these tough economic times.
Download E-Books & Audiobooks
To get started,
you will need a recent 14-digit Verona Public
Library card. If you
haven't already created a password for your library account, visit our
catalog to do so
(this password will be the same for downloadable books). You're
ready to begin!
Job Hunting Help
Job
& Career Accelerator is an excellent resource to help prepare
you for your job search. Use their templates to create résumés &
cover letters, learn interviewing techniques, and practice for related
exams. Access millions of job listings. Click on the logo (above) to
get started!
Book Clubs
Attention Book Clubs!
Do you know that the Verona
Public Library offers book sets to check out? We have over 50 titles
to select from! Click
here for the current list.
Call to reserve (or do it yourself online):
973-857-4848
The Verona Public Library
Online Catalog
Search our catalog from home! You may also access your account to see what
you've checked out, find out when items are due, renew your books or place a
reserve. Click on "My Account" in the left column to sign in (have
your library card ready--it will ask for your barcode number). If you'd just
like to look for an item, click "Search Catalog."
For
assistance, stop in the Library's Reference Department or see our Online
Tutorial.
The Historical New York Times
The
Historical New York Times provides full images of articles from the first issue of the
newspaper in 1851 (then called the New York Daily Times) until three years before the
current year. It's searchable by keyword, subject, author, and article title, and includes illustrations and
advertisements. Access it from home with your Verona Public Library card!
Instead of using Google, try searching our databases for
up-to-date information on a variety of topics. Use them for
homework assignments, consumer and health information, genealogy
research, or for finding old newspaper articles.
These databases provide full-text
information from hundreds of magazines, newspapers, and reference
sources, including the Historical New York Times, Encyclopædia Britannica and the Oxford
English Dictionary. Type in the number on your Verona Public
Library card for full access at home or in the Library.
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