E-Yearbook.com is an online archive of old college, university, high school, middle school, military and navy cruise yearbooks. Visitors can search and browse yearbook pages and photographs, look for classmates, friends and family, and print pages. Registration and subscriptions are offered.
Police Complaint Lookup is a searchable archive of public records about formal police complaints. It allows searching by officer, by complaint, or browsing by last name. The archive does not include all complaints made against officers, and for complaints that are not sustained, only the complaint's existence, the officers involved and its status are known.
NJParcels.com provides New Jersey property information, real estate and sales data, and interactive maps and metrics of taxation and valuation data. Data is pulled from official sources, including the Monmouth Tax Board web application, and links parcel and other GIS and demographic data. Users can drill down by county, municipality, block and lot, or search by mailing or street address.
A page by Stephen P. Morse about obtaining New York State prison records, noting that the form is no longer maintained and directing users to the Department of Corrections website. Data comes from the New York State Department of Correctional Services.
Provides tables and links to websites showing street name changes for some cities. The authors note that such tables are incomplete and cover only narrow periods, and invite contributions of additional source material.
BoatInfoWorld.com is a search and download service for information on documented vessels, covering over 416,000 boats. Records include owner information, hull identification number, hailing port, length, year built and boat builder. Searches are available by boat name, owner name, boat builder, zip code, city, county, metro area or state, and data downloads are offered.
A map listing every church, school, camp or facility in the U.S. where an alleged abuser identified in the Star-Telegram's investigation has worked, including locations worked before or after the alleged abuse occurred. Some churches no longer exist and others have taken over their buildings.
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Police Complaint Lookup is a searchable archive of public records about formal police complaints. It allows searching by officer, by complaint, or browsing by last name. The archive does not include all complaints made against officers, and for complaints that are not sustained, only the complaint's existence, the officers involved and its status are known.
NJParcels.com provides New Jersey property information, real estate and sales data, and interactive maps and metrics of taxation and valuation data. Data is pulled from official sources, including the Monmouth Tax Board web application, and links parcel and other GIS and demographic data. Users can drill down by county, municipality, block and lot, or search by mailing or street address.
A page by Stephen P. Morse about obtaining New York State prison records, noting that the form is no longer maintained and directing users to the Department of Corrections website. Data comes from the New York State Department of Correctional Services.
Provides tables and links to websites showing street name changes for some cities. The authors note that such tables are incomplete and cover only narrow periods, and invite contributions of additional source material.
BoatInfoWorld.com is a search and download service for information on documented vessels, covering over 416,000 boats. Records include owner information, hull identification number, hailing port, length, year built and boat builder. Searches are available by boat name, owner name, boat builder, zip code, city, county, metro area or state, and data downloads are offered.
A map listing every church, school, camp or facility in the U.S. where an alleged abuser identified in the Star-Telegram's investigation has worked, including locations worked before or after the alleged abuse occurred. Some churches no longer exist and others have taken over their buildings.
