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University Libraries provides patrons with access to information at 15 locations across the Columbus campus, through the web site, library.osu.edu, and by phone, 614-292-OSUL (6785). The William Oxley Thompson Library provides materials and services related to the humanities and social sciences. The collection includes reference materials, government documents and some special collections. Department libraries support the course work and research in various fields of study. These libraries feature collections in agriculture, art, life and physical sciences, economics, education, engineering, human ecology, music, psychology, pharmacy, social work, and more. Librarians familiar with the subject areas and expert in associated research techniques are available for consultation. Special Collections collect, preserve, and promote the use of rare books, primary research materials and manuscripts. They are available for use by Ohio State University faculty and students as well as visiting scholars and the general public.
Each year the Williamsburg Regional Library, the Friends and the Foundation receive over 1300 donations in support of our mission: Free access to information is a foundation of democracy. The Williamsburg Regional Library, a basic government service,
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The James V. Brown Library is the public library for Williamsport and the center of the Lycoming County Library System. Built and opened in 1907 as the result of a bequest from lumber baron James V. Brown, the Library has grown and changed with the times. Today, the James V. Brown Library is finding a balance between books and technology. Our customers value both the traditional services, and readily use the new technology based services. Hundreds of people a week use the web while at the library. The library`s website receives thousands of visits per month. Hundreds of babies, toddlers and preschool children enjoy a story time and select books–either in the Youth Services Department or from the traveling Storymobile. While located in the quiet woods of North Central PA, the Brown Library is one of the busiest libraries in the state, and owns several “one of a kind” collections not found in other metropolitan libraries, including a collection of materials to encourage using, visiting and starting a business in the PA Wilds. Today about half the people who visit the James V. Brown Library come for a good book or to read. The other half come for other reasons; seeking information for work,school, or personal development.