Baker-Berry Library
Baker-Berry Library, centrally located on the Dartmouth campus, is where you will find the subject librarians and collections for the Humanities, Mathematics, Music, Sciences, and Social Sciences and the technical services of all libraries in the system.
The Baker Library opened in 1928. Here you can visit one of José Clementé Orozco’s finest works, Epic of American Civilization
, designated a national historic landmark
in 2013, relax in the historically maintained Tower Room, or receive assistance from one of our various information points.
Completed in 2002, Berry is the modern section of the Baker-Berry Library complex. In addition to collections, Berry houses the Jones Media Center , Sherman Art Library and the Evans Map Room . You can find individual and collaborative study space, classrooms, a café, and more. You can access Berry from Novack Café on the ground floor, from Carson Hall, or from Baker.
LIBRARY SERVICES
- Research Support
- Book a Study Room
- Circulation Services
- Printers, Copiers, Scanners
- Stacks Guide & Floor Plans
ACADEMIC PARTNERS
- Academic Support Services
- Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning (DCAL)
- RWIT Peer Writing Center
- ITC Support
ABOUT BAKER-BERRY
