Digital Prairie provides open access to Oklahoma’s documents, images, forms, publications and historical archives. It brings together Oklahoma’s own collection of unique digital content spanning more than 100 years of rich, vibrant history from the 46th State. The resource areas found in the Digital Collection include documents, photographs, newspapers, reports, pamphlets, posters, maps, audio/visual and more. Content ranges from the late 1800s to the present day.
Bon Ton Bakery in Stroud (ca. 1905) from Images of Oklahoma
- Documents.OK.Gov
- Forms.OK.Gov
- Archives.OK.Gov
- Images of Oklahoma Collection
- Confederate Pension Records
- Confederate Pension Cards
- Postcards of Oklahoma
- Oklahoma Collection
- Oklahoma Almanacs
- Oklahoma Authors
- Tulsa Race Massacre
- Ada Lois Sipuel Collection
- Oklahoma Governors
Some collections are solely attributed to the work of librarians, archivists and content managers at the Oklahoma Department of Libraries (ODL). Others, such as the collections providing citizens access to digitized state government publications and forms, are joint projects between the Office of Management and Enterprise Services (OMES) and the Oklahoma Department of Libaries (ODL). Digital Prairie was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. 
Oklahoma Digital Prairie is also your gateway to credible online information and resources. ODL presents access to many platforms for learning and research. EBSCO resources are provided by ODL for access in schools and libraries across the state. Learn more about these valuable resources below.
Check out the Research & Discovery section to view EBSCO resources available, search for information and peruse the category interfaces.
ODL Expands EBSCO Offerings In Statewide Digital Resources Contract
EBSCO is a simple intuitive search that delivers millions of online resources, including: health, business and legal information, current events, Consumer Reports, other magazines, and more — all from expert sources.
What does EBSCO have to offer?
- Explora Elementary Student Research
- Explora Middle School Student Research
- Explora Educator’s Edition
- Explora High School/Public Library Search
- EBSCOhost Espanol
- Health Research
- Consumer Health Complete
- Small Business Reference Center
- Professional Development for Teachers
If you do not have an account to login, please contact your local public library or school library to find out how to access EBSCOhost and Explora. If you are a school or library representative, see How to Access.
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