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  1. Benjamin Franklin, Winston Churchill. An Exhibition Celebrating the Bicentennial of the University of Pennsylvania Library. by University of Pennsylvania Library., 1951
  2. How to Start a Pennsylvania Library: At Home or School - A Book for All Ages (Carole Marsh Pennsylvania Books) by Carole Marsh, 1992-01
  3. The Pennsylvania Library Book: A Surprising Guide to the Unusual Special Collections in Libraries Across Our State for Students, Teachers, and Writer by Carole Marsh, 1991-09
  4. Starting and Operating a Business in Pennsylvania (Psi Successful Business Library) by Michael D. Jenkins, 1990-10
  5. Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science: Volume 22 - Pennsylvania: University of Pennsylvania Libraries: to Plantin: Christopher (Encyclopedia of Library & Information Science) by Allen Kent, Harold Lancour, et all 1977-08-01
  6. The Pennsylvania Experience Library State Resource Set (The Pennsylvania Experience) by Carole Marsh, 2001-09
  7. William Penn: Founder of Pennsylvania (Graphic Biographies) by Ryan Jacobson, 2006-07-15
  8. Looking Back At Chester County History: Books and Materials From the 16 Public Libraries of Chester County, Pennsylvania
  9. Library Skills by Chambersburg Pennsylvania District School Libraries, 1990-06
  10. Pennsylvania Imprints 1689-1789 by Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Library, 1974
  11. A Catalogue of the Manuscripts and Archives of the Library of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia by Erika Thickman Miller, Timothy L. Bratton, 1983-04
  12. New Illustrated Atlas of Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania 1876 with 1971 Supplementary Section: A Reference and Textbook for Schools, Libraries and Historians. (Special Facsimile Limited Edition - All Copies Registered and Registered) by Pennsylvania Record Press, 1971
  13. Nine for Nine: The Pennsylvania Mine Rescue Miracle by Andrew Morton, 2003-07
  14. Pennsylvania (From Sea to Shining Sea) by Dennis B. Fradin, 1995-03

61. Louis L. Manderino Library
Go to Cal U Home Page, LOUIS L. MANDERINO LIBRARY California Universityof pennsylvania 250 University Avenue California, PA 15419.
http://www.library.cup.edu/
LIBRARY HOME PILOT (Catalog)
  • PALCI E-Z Borrow Course Reserves ... LOUIS L. MANDERINO LIBRARY
    California University of Pennsylvania
    250 University Avenue California, PA 15419
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    Library Hours Library Info HELP! Welcome!
    If you NEED HELP! or have questions, please ask at our Reference Desk or contact the librarians by e-mail
    Having trouble . . . Renewing materials with your CalCard Viewing our site CANCELLATION OF ELECTRONIC RESOURCES
    The library has regretfully had to cancel several resources. For details, see What's New at Manderino! LAPTOPS FOR STUDENTS IN THE LIBRARY! For details, see our Notebook Computer Policy CELL PHONE USAGE IS PERMITTED ONLY ON THE FIRST FLOOR IN THE LIBRARY! For details, see our Cell Phone Usage Policy Find out What's New at Manderino! (updated: 05-12-2004)
    Read our library newsletter: Library Matters Library Resources
    • PILOT: THE LIBRARY CATALOG
      Identify items in the library's collection, including: books , AV materials, government documents, and newpaper/magazine/journal titles. NOTE: Use ERes to access Course Reserves!
  • 62. Pennsylvania Library Jobs For Information Professionals And Librarians
    pennsylvania Library Jobs. Additions to or comments on this page? Job BanksThe pennsylvania Library Association now has an online jobline.
    http://www.lisjobs.com/states/pennsylvania.htm
    Pennsylvania Library Jobs
    Additions to or comments on this page? E-mail rachel@lisjobs.com. Job Banks: Individual Libraries: Other Ideas:

    63. About The NPLN Union Periodicals Catalog
    Union Periodicals catalog represents a cooperative venture between two northeasternpennsylvania consortia, the Northeastern pennsylvania Library Network (NPLN
    http://npln.library.net/
    Search the Periodicals Catalog! To search the catalog, select the appropriate search options from the drop down boxes, click in the empty search box, type your search word(s) and click on the “Search” button. Find: Titles Authors Subjects Authors or Titles Subjects or Authors Titles or Subjects that begin with contain the word(s)
    Return per page. All Locations Clarks Sum Hosp. Col Misericordia Comm Med Ctr.... Hazleton Gen Hos Keystone College King's College.. Lack Cty Lib Sys LCCC............ Luzrn Co Lib Sys Marywood Univ... Mercy Hosp - Scr Mercy Hosp - W-B Moses Taylor H.. Pocono Med Ctr.. Univ of Scranton W-B Gen Hosp.... W-B VA Hosp..... Wilkes Library.. Wilkes Pharm Lib Set Limits.
    About the NPLN Union Periodicals Catalog
    The NPLN Union Periodicals catalog represents a cooperative venture between two northeastern Pennsylvania consortia, the Northeastern Pennsylvania Library Network (NPLN) and the Health Information Library Network of Northeastern Pennsylvania (HILNNEP). It contains the magazine, journal, and periodical holdings of member libraries of both organizations.

    64. Genealogical Society Of Pennsylvania - Library -
    pennsylvania and its border states including microfilmed church and cemetery records,some of which are not readily available elsewhere. Hours Our library is
    http://www.libertynet.org/gspa/library.html
    GSP Research Room GSP's research ROOM is open to the public. The fee for non-members is $5.00 daily. Anyone may join the Society, which offers additional benefits to members. See the membership section of our web page, or phone (215) 545-0391 for more information. The Society collects genealogical materials from Pennsylvania and its border states including microfilmed church and cemetery records, some of which are not readily available elsewhere. Hours: Our library is staffed by volunteers on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Location : the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania is located in Center City Philadelphia at 215 S. Broad St., 7th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19107-5325 , a few blocks south of City Hall. Transportation and Parking: The Society is convenient to the Suburban and Market East Train Stations, Broad Street Subway (Walnut - Locust Station), Frankford 69 Street El Train, Septa Route 90, and Patco Line from New Jersey. There are several parking facilities within a one block radius of GSP.
    GSP responds to inquiries.

    65. Genealogical Society Of Pennsylvania - Library -
    PA Cards Mormon Library Salt Lake City, Card Catalogue, PA, Beaver Library(Cemetery Records Columbia Montour Cos.), Cemetery, Columbia Montour,PA,
    http://www.libertynet.org/gspa/other1.html
    MICROFILM HOLDINGS OF THE GSP:
    BIBLE RECORDS, GENEALOGIES, FUNERAL HOME RECORDS, CEMETERY RECORDS, PASTORAL RECORDS, AND MORE
    NAME TYPE OF RECORD COUNTY STATE DENOMINATION Daniel Stratton Autobiography Autobiography Aldefer Bible Records Bible Records Allebach Bible Records Bible Records Montgomery PA Bartholomew Bible Records Bible Records Bartram, Dickinson, Penington Families Bible Records Bible Records Bible Records from the Cape May Historical Society Bible Records Cape May NJ Cowles Bible Records Bible Records Delp Bible Records Bible Records Detweiler Bible Records Bible Records Bucks PA Geiger Bible Records Bible Records Geissinger Bible Records Bible Records Graves, Hoopes, Lownes Families Bible Records PA Hagy Bible Records Bible Records Kemmerer Bible Records Bible Records Bucks PA Keyser Bible Records Bible Records Kiser Bible Records Bible Records Bucks PA Kolb Bible Records Bible Records Kulp Bible Records Bible Records Kulp Bible Records Bible Records Bucks PA Kulp Bible Records Bible Records Montgomery PA Lapp Bible Records Bible Records Bucks PA Leatherman Bible Records Bible Records Bucks PA Nice Bible Records Bible Records Preister Bible Records Bible Records Reap Bible Records Bible Records Schutt Bible Records Bible Records Shelly Bible Records Bible Records Shelly Bible Records Bible Records Slotter Bible Records Bible Records Philadelphia PA Stauffer Bible Records Bible Records Philadelphia PA LDS Genealogy Society Card Catalogue *NEGATIVE ONLY* Card Catalogue Philadelphia PA LDS Genealogy Society Card Catalogue *NEGATIVE ONLY*

    66. Pennsylvania
    WWW Library Directory pennsylvania (482). Harrisburg. pennsylvania Library Association;Peoples Library of New Kensington; Pequea Valley Public Library;
    http://www.webpan.com/msauers/libdir/usa/pa.html
    WWW Library Directory:
    Pennsylvania (482)

    67. German Society Of Pennsylvania Library Project
    the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures at the University of pennsylvania. InFebruary 1998, the library was closed in order to begin renovations
    http://www.germansociety.org/libraryproject.html
    Cataloging Project In 1994, the 230th anniversary of the founding of the Society, the project to modernize and improve the Joseph Horner Memorial Library began. The goals of the project are to catalog the bulk of the important holdings of the library in modern, machine-readable form, to preserve the materials in the German American Collection in its entirety, and to begin the process of establishing a center for research into the history of German-America. Thanks to generous contributions from the Robert Bosch Foundation in Stuttgart, the Fritz Thyssen Foundation in Cologne, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany, and the University of Pennsylvania, the project is off to a promising start. Administrative support for the project is provided by the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures at the University of Pennsylvania. The Society's historic 1888 structure, listed in the National Register of Historical Landmarks, is also in need of physical improvements to meet current building codes and to better house the Society's valuable collections. In February 1998, the library was closed in order to begin renovations, which will include removal of the drop ceiling and replacement of the original plaster ceiling, opening of the original skylight, new wiring and ductwork to prepare for the future installation of an air conditioning system. Probably the most unique and interesting collection for historical research, however, is the German-American Collection, put together by Oswald Seidensticker, a prominent professor of German at the University of Pennsylvania in the late 1800s. This collection of over 9000 items contains pamphlets, books, broadsides, and manuscripts on every aspect of German life in the United States, beginning with the first settlers in Germantown in 1683. The entire collection was sent to the Northeast Document Conservation Center in Andover, Mass. for conservation treatment in the summer of 1994. Approximately one-third of the collection has been treated and returned to the German Society and is now being cataloged.

    68. Northeasten Pennsylvania Library Network
    NPLN is pennsylvania s oldest consortium of academic, public and speciallibraries, serving the residents of Northeastern pennsylvania.
    http://www.npln.org/
    NPLN is Pennsylvania's oldest
    consortium of academic,
    public and special libraries,
    serving the residents of
    Northeastern Pennsylvania. NPLN provides area library users
    access to the 1.5 million volume
    collections of participating libraries
    via its new virtual online catalog. This project has been (partially) funded with
    Federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) funds
    administered by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries. Home Search Online Catalog Member Libraries Job Postings ... Contact NPLN

    69. The Masonic Library And Museum Of Pennsylvania
    Web site features a nice collection of materials, especially those related to Benjamin Franklin and
    http://www.pagrandlodge.org/mlam/
    Masonic Library and Museum Home -Tour the Temple -The Gift Shop -Beginnings of American Freemasonry Library -Circulating Library -Research Requests Policy -Genealogical Research -360-Degree Image Reading Room (200k) -Ahiman Rezon Museum -360-Degree Image Museum (200k) -Masonic Presidents Tour -Washington's Apron -360-Degree Image Washington's Apron (200k) -Architectural Description of the Museum Room -360-Degree Image Masonic Library and Museum Foyer (200k) Staff Membership -Electronic Membership Form -Printable Membership Form Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania Home
    The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania

    70. Masonic Charities Annual Report Library And Museum
    Throughout 2000, The Masonic Library and Museum of pennsylvania applied moderntechnology, techniques, and professional skills in its everchallenging work
    http://www.pagrandlodge.org/freemason/ar00/lam.html
    Throughout 2000, The Masonic Library and Museum of Pennsylvania applied modern technology, techniques, and professional skills in its ever-challenging work blending the old and the new to preserve valuable records of our heritage. In June of 2000, Kenneth W. McCarty was named Director of The Masonic Library and Museum of Pennsylvania and later Joshua M. Silver was named Archivist. Bro. McCarty, with more than 30 years in the field of education and a knowledge of computers, is an asset in striving to make the Library and Museum technologically compatible with today's standards. Silver, who holds a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Cincinnati and a master's degree in historic preservation from the University of Pennsylvania, has taken up the ongoing work of cataloging and housing archival artifacts and computerizing in order to share more widely the treasures of Philadelphia's Masonic Temple. To improve efficiency in their respective areas of responsibility, each staff member was provided with a new Acer computer, which enables them to communicate and retain information more efficiently and to make the Library and Museum more compatible with other computer systems in the Masonic Temple. Two new scanners enable information to be transferred into the memory of a computer, significantly reducing paper retention in the "hard copy" filing system. Also, a new color printer allows sharing and retention of pictorial and graphic information. Computerization of the Library has been explored and the information gained should provide a foundation for a modern library system. It is hoped that this will enable the creation of a database for the collection of approximately 70,000 volumes.

    71. PSLA, The Pennsylvania School Librarians Association
    Its members are advocates of high standards for librarianship and library mediaprograms in the public, private and parochial schools in pennsylvania.
    http://www.psla.org/

    72. FHG Library, West Chester University, Home Page
    TCLC Tri-State College Library Consortium TCLC is a consortium of librariesin Southeast pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey, and Northern Delaware.
    http://www.wcupa.edu/library.fhg/
    Text Only Version Library Disability Services AOL Incompatibility FHG Library Information ...
    County Histories to 1900
    (PA)
    ProQuest Historical Newspapers

    xreferplus
    - Online reference books
    Nature Encyclopedia of Life Sciences

    Hours

    Library Guides
    Exhibits ... WCU E-Journals
    Not in PILOT? Try PALCI E-ZBorrow
    List of indexes and other databases
    alpha subj/dept ...
    LexisNexis
    Academic
    EBSCOhost
    (EBSCOhost v 1.1: No frames Encyclopedia Britannica Online Find Internet Resources Internet Search Tools ... Philadelphia and Delaware Valley Links
    Research Services

    73. Pennsylvania State And Local Government (Library Of Congress)
    State Government. Commonwealth of pennsylvania WWW. Go to Libraryof Congress Library of Congress Help Desk ( February 22, 2002 ).
    http://www.loc.gov/global/state/pa-gov.html
    Pennsylvania State and Local Government
    State Government
    Go to: Library of Congress
    Library of Congress Help Desk
    February 22, 2002

    74. Pennsylvania Library Colleges And Universities
    pennsylvania Library Colleges and Universities. Our Database CurrentlyIncludes 8 pennsylvania Library Colleges and Universities.
    http://www.uscollegesearch.org/pennsylvania_library_colleges.html
    College Search State Search Pennsylvania Colleges
    Pennsylvania Library Colleges and Universities.
    Our Database Currently Includes Pennsylvania Library Colleges and Universities.
    We're the perfect resource for high school students, parents, and anyone looking to go back to college. We maintain a database of 9203 4-year Universities, 2-year Colleges, Junior Colleges, Vocational Schools, Job Training Programs, and Technical Certification Programs.
    You can narrow your search by city or degree in the right hand column.
    Additional Colleges College City State Beaver College Glenside PA Clarion University Of Pennsylvania Clarion PA Drexel University Philadelphia PA Kutztown University Of Pennsylvania Kutztown PA Lock Haven University Of Pennsylvania Lock Haven PA Mansfield University Of Pennsylvania Mansfield PA Northampton County Area Community College Bethlehem PA University Of Pittsburgh-Main Campus Pittsburgh PA
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    Other Searches: Search by Major / Degree Program If you have a particular degree program in mind, this is the search for you. Pick from several main categories. You will then be able to narrow your search by City/State.

    75. Zeal.com - Site Profile For University Of Pennsylvania Library - The Online Book
    University of pennsylvania Library The Online Books Page Profile, Edit value75. Title, University of pennsylvania Library - The Online Books Page.
    http://zeal.com/website/profile.jhtml?cid=149169&wid=925788

    76. Pennsylvania Library Association Annual Conference  September 26
    pennsylvania Library Association Annual Conference September 26, 2000.CERMUSA s Distance Learning Resource Center prototype, which
    http://www.cermusa.francis.edu/publications/Pennsylvania Library/default.htm
    Pennsylvania Library Association Annual Conference
    September 26, 2000 CERMUSA's Distance Learning Resource Center prototype, which can be accessed through Pasquerilla Library's web-based catalog, FRANCIS-ON-THE-WEB, was designed to supplement the capabilities of CERMUSA's distance education programs by assisting students in their curricular research requirements. This prototype aids students during research activities by increasing their access to current academic resources within their particular field. The presentation, entitled "Developing a Distance Learning Resource Center Prototype", discussed the purpose of the prototype and the research results acquired from its implementation.
    To view the related PDF file on line click here
    Mission Statement
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    77. University Of Pennsylvania Library Catalogue
    University of pennsylvania Library Catalogue. The Library of the Universityof pennsylvania has a good collection of early journals.
    http://www.scholarly-societies.org/history/penncat.html
    University of Pennsylvania Library Catalogue
    The Library of the University of Pennsylvania has a good collection of early journals. Its cataloguing data is generally of fairly good quality. Their web-based catalogue is available at: http://www.franklin.library.upenn.edu/

    78. Library Theft Act
    LIBRARY THEFT ACT. LAWS OF pennsylvania SESSION OF 1982, Act 19829518 PS § 3929.1. No. 1982-95 AN ACT. HB 671 Amending Title 18 (Crimes
    http://www.einpgh.org/ein/mtleb/theft.html
    LIBRARY THEFT ACT
    LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA
    SESSION OF 1982 Act 1982-95
    No. 1982-95 AN ACT HB 671 Amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, adding an offense and providing a penalty. The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania hereby enacts as follows: Section 1. Title 18, act of November 25, 1970 (P.L. 707, No. 230), known as the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, is amended by adding a section to read: Library theft.
    (a) Offense defined.A person is guilty of library theft if he willfully conceals on his person or among his belongings any library or museum material while still on the premises of a library or willfully and without authority removes any library or museum material from a library with the intention of converting such material to his own use.
    (b) Grading.
    (1) Library theft constitutes a:
    (i) Summary offense when the offense is a first offense and the value of the material is less than $150.
    (ii) Misdemeanor of the second degree when the offense is a second offense and the value of the material is less than $150.
    (iii) Misdemeanor of the first degree when the offense is a first or second offense and the value of the material is $150 or more.

    79. HSLDA | Pennsylvania Library Mural Stirs Up Controversy
    August 27, 2002. pennsylvania Library Mural Stirs Up ControversyRenovations in the New Cumberland, pennsylvania, public library
    http://www.hslda.org/hs/state/PA/200208270.asp
    HSLDA's E-lert Service:
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    A summary of the legal options for homeschooling in every state
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    News and updates on legal contacts and other issues that affect homeschoolers Member Resources State forms and other resources along with an online form to contact your staff Pennsylvania HOME LAWS ORGANIZATIONS CASES ... HEADLINES August 27, 2002 Pennsylvania Library Mural Stirs Up Controversy Renovations in the New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, public library caused a stir in the local home school community because of a new mural that some home schoolers found offensive. According to WHTM News, Dawn Gribb, the artist who painted the mural, was trying to "do something to get the kids to go down to the children's room." She painted children running around in a park, each child having the name of a local school on his or her T-shirt. The one student in the painting, who had "home schooled" on his shirt, was a young boy sitting on a bench with a "Wet Paint" sign on it. Gribb says that she was trying to portray a young toddler who couldn't yet read. Local home schoolers, however, were offended, believing that the mural implied that home schooled children cannot read well. Many called the library or local media to complain.

    80. Institute On Disabilities | Assistive Technology Lending Library
    pennsylvania S ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY LENDING LIBRARY. What is Assistive Technology? Whatis pennsylvania s Assistive Technology Lending Library?
    http://www.temple.edu/instituteondisabilities/atlend/
    Skip Navigation PENNSYLVANIA'S ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY LENDING LIBRARY What is Assistive Technology?
    "Assistive Technology" includes devices that people with disabilities can use to help themselves communicate, learn, travel, do household chores, care for themselves, and have fun. An Assistive Technology device is defined in the " Tech Act " (Section 3) as " any item, piece of equipment, or product system, whether acquired commercially, modified,
    or customized, that is used to increase, maintain, or improve functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities.."
    Assitive technology services are defined as " any service that directly assists an individual with a disability in the selection, acquisition, or use of an assistive technology device ."

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