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James J. Hill's, The Empire Builder's, civic legacy is the incredible James J. Hill Reference Library in downtown St. Paul. This open to the public business research library serves not only St. Paul, but through it's online resources, serves the nation.

See a recent newspaper article about the Hill Library's activities at: http://www.startribune.com/535/story/1353987.html

The Hill Library's online programs include:

BizToolkit -- an organized business Web that makes it easy for people to find information on all stages of business; free to users with a pro version available for $7 per month.

Biz Info Library -- an ever-growing collection of practical business articles from the nation's expert small business sources; free to users.

Virtual Advisory Board -- a vetted and reviewed forum for people to ask and answer business questions; free to users.

Sales Training -- a world-renowned presentation about how to find information and use it to improve sales effectiveness.

HillSearch -- watch the video; the Library's premium membership program providing small business access to the most powerful business search engine available.

HillResearch -- the library's professional research service.

HispanSource -- the nation's premier source of information on the US Hispanic community.

eInsight -- the site for the Hill Center for ethical business leadership.