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Arizona (The United States) by Jim Ollhoff, 2009-08-15 Arizona (United States (Bb)) by Julie Murray, 2005-09 The Arizona Cardinals (Inside the NFL) by Bob Italia, 1996-01 Arizona (New Enchantment of America State Books) by John Allan Carpenter, 1979-07 Seeds of a Nation - Arizona by Deanne Durrett, 2003-05-30 The History of the Arizona Cardinals (NFL Today) by Sara Frederick; Sara Gilbert, 2005-08-31 Arizona (Celebrate the States) by Melissa McDaniel, Wendy Mead, 2009-03 Miranda V. Arizona: "You Have the Right to Remain Silent..." (Historic Supreme Court Cases) by Paul B. Wice, 1996-06 Miranda Rights: Protecting The Rights Of The Accused (The Library of American Laws and Legal Principles) by G. S. Prentzas, 2005-08 The Proposed Constitution for the State of Arizona: Adopted by the Constitutional Convention, Held at Phoenix, Arizona, From October 10 to December 9, 1910 (1910) by Arizona. Constitutional Convention, 2009-06-01 New horizons for Arizona libraries: A report of the 1978 library needs assessment survey of Arizona libraries by Raymond M Holt, 1978 The Spanish Southwest, 1519-1776 and after: A bibliography of selected titles to commemorate the Bicentennial of the United States (Discovery series / Northern Arizona University Libraries) by Katharine Ferris Nutt, 1976 FEATURES OF AN ARIZONA LIBRARY. Signed by the author. by Dr. J. A. Munk, 1926-01-01 Catalogue of the Territorial Library of Arizona by Arizona. Territorial Library, 2010-03-28

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41. Apartments USA.com - Arizona Libraries - Libraries In Arizona
    ApartmentsUSA.com Arizona Libraries - Libraries in Arizona Arizona Health Sciences Library; ASU Libraries; Department of Library, Archives and Public Records  
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42. Superior Court Law Library - Arizona Libraries
    The Judicial Branch of Arizona, Maricopa County  
    http://www.superiorcourt.maricopa.gov/LawLibrary/LegalResearch/ResearchLinks/Ari

43. Links On "University Of Arizona Libraries" | Facebook
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44. ARIZONA LIBRARIES
    Educational adventures in Arizona. Field trips and attractions for families and groups in and around the state. Places to go, things to do, books to read. A wide variety of  
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    Extractions: Arizona owned and operated. “The best of my education has come from the public library.” ~Lesley Conger ARIZONA LIBRARIES Greater Phoenix Digital Library Check out downloadable movies, audiobooks, ebooks, and music from the comfort of your home! Aguila Library see: Maricopa County Library District , Aguila Branch Alice Woods Sunizona Library Alpine Public Library Apache County Library District Apache Junction Public Library ... Avondale Public Library Click on "City Services", then "L" Benson Public Library Black Canyon City Community Library Casa Grande Public Library Cave Creek Library see: Desert Foothills Library Chandler Public Library Cochise County Library District Concho Public Library ... Douglas Public Library El Mirage Library see: Maricopa County Library District , El Mirage Branch Elsie S. Hogan Community Library (Willcox)

45. Arizona Libraries And Museums
    Did you know that there are 39,000 public Arizona libraries and museums numbering about 120? That's because Arizona is very rich in history.  
    http://www.arizona4pinoys.com/arizona-libraries-and-museums.html
    
    Extractions: In 2000, Arizona's different public library systems had a combined book stock of 8,723,000 volumes, and total circulation was 30,790,000. There were a total of 39,000 public libraries in the state. Principal public libraries include the Phoenix Public Library and the State Library and Department of Archives in Phoenix, and the Arizona Historical Society Library in Tucson. The largest university libraries are located at the University of Arizona and Arizona State University. Arizona has more than 120 museums and historic sites. Attractions in Tucson include the Arizona State Museum, University of Arizona Museum of Art, Arizona Historical Society, Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, Flandreau Planetarium, and Gene C. Reid Zoological Park. Phoenix has the Heard Museum (anthropology and primitive art), Arizona Mineral Resources Museum, Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix Zoo, Pueblo Grande Museum, and Desert Botanical Garden. The Museum of Northern Arizona and Lowell Observatory are in Flagstaff . Kitt Peak National Observatory is in Tucson. Archaeological and historical sites include the cliff dwellings at the Canyon de Chelly, Casa Grande Ruins, Montezuma Castle, Tonto, and Tuzigoot national monuments; the town of Tombstone, the site of the famous O. K. Corral gunfight in the early 1880s; and the restored mission church at Tumacacori National Monument and San Xavier del Bac Church near Tucson.

46. University Of Arizona Libraries -- University Of Arizona [lib-web-cats 621]
    University of Arizona Libraries University of Arizona. Type Academic. Address 1501 North Campbell Avenue; PO Box 245079, Tucson Arizona 857210055 United States (Pima  
    http://www.librarytechnology.org/lwc-displaylibrary.pl?RC=621

47. Arizona - Libraries And Museums
    In 2000, Arizona's 15 different public library systems had a combined book stock of 8,723,000 volumes, and total circulation was 30,790,000. There were a total of 39,000 public  
    http://www.city-data.com/states/Arizona-Libraries-and-museums.html
    
    Extractions: Arizona detailed state guide Arizona has more than 120 museums and historic sites. Attractions in Tucson include the Arizona State Museum, University of Arizona Museum of Art, Arizona Historical Society, Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, Flandreau Planetarium, and Gene C. Reid Zoological Park. Phoenix has the Heard Museum (anthropology and primitive art), Arizona Mineral Resources Museum, Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix Zoo, Pueblo Grande Museum, and Desert Botanical Garden. The Museum of Northern Arizona and Lowell Observatory are in Flagstaff. Kitt Peak National Observatory is in Tucson. Archaeological and historical sites include the cliff dwellings at the Canyon de Chelly, Casa Grande Ruins, Montezuma Castle, Tonto, and Tuzigoot national monuments; the town of Tombstone, the site of the famous O. K. Corral gunfight in the early 1880s; and the restored mission church at Tumacacori National Monument and San Xavier del Bac Church near Tucson.

48. ASLAPR - Books For Arizona Libraries
    Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records, a division of the Secretary of State  
    http://www.lib.az.us/bazl/

49. Arizona Libraries | Library In Arizona
    Find Arizona Libraries on MagicYellow. Yellow Pages online for Libraries in Arizona  
    http://www.magicyellow.com/category/Libraries/-State_AZ.html

50. About WorldCat And University Of Arizona Libraries
    About WorldCat and University of Arizona Libraries. University of Arizona Libraries is dedicated to offering you access to the widest possible range of resources.  
    http://universityofarizona.worldcat.org/whatis/local/default.jsp

51. Mesalibrary.org - City Of Mesa Library On The Web
    City of Mesa Library on the web. Mesa, Arizona's public library.  
    http://www.mesalibrary.org/Home.aspx

52. Libraries In Gilbert
    Libraries in Gilbert. Southeast Regional Library. LOCATION 775 North Greenfield Road Gilbert, Arizona 85234 (Southeast corner of Guadalupe and Greenfield Roads)  
    http://www.ci.gilbert.az.us/library/

53. Phoenix Public Library - Www.phoenixpubliclibrary.org
    Golf it's that simple, and that bedeviling, and that's what it comes down to when Charlie McLeod having fled unspecified disaster back East - turn  
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54. ASLAPR - Books For Arizona Libraries
    Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records, a division of the Secretary of State  
    http://www.azlibrary.gov/bazl/specialevents.aspx

55. Giving To The Libraries And The Center For Creative Photography | The University
    In 1891 the University of Arizona Libraries opened the door to a singleroom library that housed a disorganized collection of less than 500 bound volumes.  
    http://www.library.arizona.edu/friends/
    
    Extractions: All resources Books Articles Media In 1891 the University of Arizona Libraries opened the door to a single-room library that housed a disorganized collection of less than 500 bound volumes. Today, the four library locations - Main, Science-Engineering, Fine Arts, and the Center for Creative Photography - house the largest collection in the state of Arizona with over five million volumes and one of the finest 20th century photography collections in the world. Academic Search Friends of the University Libraries Edition In the nearly 120 years since the Libraries first opened, UA librarians and faculty have dedicated their knowledge and expertise to developing a premier research collection that supports education, scholarship, and innovation of UA students, faculty, and researchers. Notable among the comprehensive collections in the Libraries are specializations in the fields of Science and Engineering, Architecture, Art, Music, History, and Languages. In addition, the Libraries' collection covers all areas of contemporary knowledge - from agriculture to zoology and from philosophy to history. The Libraries' Special Collections, with a regional focus on the Southwest, is home to rare books and manuscript collections, photographs and graphics, and an increasing number of digital collections.

56. Center For Creative Photography - The University Of Arizona University Libraries
    A research center and museum at the University of Arizona, Tucson. Includes public print viewing from the collection, a research archive, library, and changing exhibitions.  
    http://www.creativephotography.org/
    
    Extractions: Search this site: Please note, the Center for Creative Photography will be closed on the following dates: November 25-26, December 24-27, and December 31 - January 1. We will be open on intervening and subsequent weekends according to our normal schedule. The Center's collections of photographs by Ansel Adams Louise Dahl-Wolfe, Dorothy Norman Edward Weston , and many other artists are now available on the University of Arizona Institutional Repository Interested in seeing original works of art of your choice from the Center's photograph collection? Find out more about reserving a print study session

57. Arizona Libraries Crack Down On Annoyances | LISNews:
    Anonymous Patron writes Libraries crack down on annoyances Aggressive petition circulators and rowdy teenagers are prompting the Chandler Public Library Board to post warning  
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58. Arizona Edventures
    Educational adventures in Arizona. Field trips and attractions for families and groups in and around the state. Places to go, things to do, books to read. Plus virtual tours and an  
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59. Arizona Libraries : Statistical Report And Directory (Journal, Magazine, 1982) [
    Get this from a library! Arizona libraries statistical report and directory. Arizona. Dept. of Library, Archives Public Records.  
    http://www.worldcat.org/title/arizona-libraries-statistical-report-and-directory

60. Scottsdale Public Library | Home
    Web site of the Scottsdale Public Library. Search our catalog, online renewals/reserves, ask a librarian, apply for a library card, news, programs and exhibits, genealogy  
    http://library.scottsdaleaz.gov/
    
    Extractions: Current weather in Scottsdale, AZ Participate in the fifth annual fall workshop open to writers of all genres. Workshop topics will include structuring a novel, character and scene development, plotting and more. Workshops are presented by award winning authors. For more information visit www.desertroserwa.org November 20 / 10 am / Civic Center Did you get your copy of our newsletter today? If you haven't signed up, you really should. All of the cool kids are doing it! ;) Tweeted @scottsdalereads here (ages 3-12 / 45 min) Lights! Sirens! Action! Here's your chance to meet a Scottsdale police officer and learn more about the work they do. November 17 / 3:30 pm / Mustang Reception to meet with Artists and Hurricane Katrina Evacuees, with poetry reading by Cynthia Hogue November 19 / 4:30 pm / Civic Center When the Water Came: Evacuees of Hurricane Katrina is a compelling collection of interview-poems by Cynthia Hogue and photographs by Rebecca Ross that portrays the experiences of twelve evacuees.

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