Armstrong Browning Library situated on the campus of Baylor University is home to the largest collection of works by Elizabeth Barret Browning and Robert Browning. The works of these English poets have inspired generations and all this can be explored at the Armstrong Browning Library free of charge. Books and other written material from the previous two centuries can be found at this extraordinary library.
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Moody Memorial Library has four floors. Some special features of Moody library include: - Gregory Garden (accessible from the outdoor stairway near the west Moody entrance) - Group Study Rooms (2nd floor) - Harvey Garden (accessible from the door next to Java City on the Garden Level) - Java City (Garden Level) - Leach Conference Room (1st floor) - Garden Level Study Commons (Garden Level) - Prichard Quiet Study Commons (2nd floor) The "Central Libraries" are composed of Moody Memorial Library (opened 1968) and Jesse H. Jones Library (opened 1992). These two libraries, connected with a corridor on first and second floors, together serve as the main library facility on campus. Specialized research needs are also accommodated through special libraries and collections.
