Located in Medford, Mass., Tisch Library is a part of the Tufts University. The library building is a handicapped-accessible facility and has study spaces, collections, restrooms and an entrance and exit equipped with automatic doors. The library has a wide range of collection of books on arts and humanities, history, languages, medicine, engineering science and general social sciences. Its microforms and current periodicals collection includes journals, magazines, and newspapers in various languages, microform sets and United States government publications. It has various readers and printers for microfilm and microfiche. The library also offers a variety of other services that include photocopying, scanning, e-mailing and recording of microform images into electronic format, floppy disks and recordable CDs. The library s media center provides screening facilities and also offers individual media carrels. In addition, Tisch Library houses the Tower Caf that provides a location for students and faculty for discussion and conversations.
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Loose yourself in the world of books as you visit Robbins Library. Established in the early 1800s, this library impresses you with its old-world charm and has been used as a community center ever since its existence. Be it romance, classics, fiction, thriller, self-help or some other genre that you are looking for, the Robbins Library is neatly stocked with several archived and latest books and magazines and has something for everyone. Being a community center, this library plays a venue for several community events and meetings.
Converse Memorial Library is a public library located in Malden, Massachusetts. The building was designed by noted American architect H. H. Richardson. The library building is 50 feet (15 meters) by 36 feet (10 meters), and is elaborately done in carved white oak with a high vaulted ceiling. The furniture inside the building was designed by Richardson and manufactured by the Boston firm A. H. Davenport and Company. The library was added to the National Register of Historic Places on September 5, 1985.
One of the finer libraries in the Somerville region of the U.S. State of Massachusetts, is the West Somerville Branch Library. It has been serving the area since 1909, and continues to provide for an extensive collection of reading material. For more details, check website.
