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Welcome to the
Fort George G. Meade Medal of Honor Library
| Address: |
4418 Llewellyn Ave. |
| Phone: |
Circulation 301.677.4509
General Information and Reference
301.677.5522 |
| Hours: |
Medal of Honor Memorial Library
Tuesday and Thursday: 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Wednesday and Friday: 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Closed: Sunday, Monday, and all federal holidays.
Children’s Library at Potomac Place :
Wednesday - Friday 2 - 5 p.m.
Closed: all federal holidays.
Snow policy: If Fort Meade declares a reduction in the workforce due to inclement weather, the Post Library will be closed. |
| If the Post declared a reduction in the workforce due to inclement weather, the Post Library will be closed. |
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| Mission Statement: |
| The library's mission is to provide the military community effective, professionally administered library service and adequate quantities of current and multimedia materials in all subject fields; to support morale, recreation, education, training programs and military career development. The library seeks to enhance the quality of life for the military community of Fort Meade. |
| Location: |
The Fort Meade Post Library is located
at 4418 Llewellyn Ave , Ft. Meade , MD 20755 , near the Main Chapel and
Lake Burba. The library is wheelchair accessible.The library is a source for information needs on almost any subject and in several different formats. These include books, reference books, current and back issues of magazines and newspapers, current fiction, books on cassettes and cd, children’s and young adult collections, military professional reading list items, education videos, local telephone books, music compact discs, foreign language materials, and test study guides such as CLEP and DANTES. Internet access and many online databases are readily available on the library’s 19 computers, as well as, resume building and word processing software.
A children’s library is also located in Potomac Place Community Center.
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Loan Policies:
Borrowing privileges are limited to the following,
with ID cards: Active duty military; Retired military, Military family
members; Ft. Meade's Civilian work force; Reservists; National Guardsmen;
and students of the Fort Meade Education Center . To register at the
Circulation Desk you will need to provide a local address and phone
number and your work address and phone number.
All materials are checked out for a period
of two weeks. You may renew materials that are not on reserve for another
patron. Renewals or reserves may be made by calling Circulation (301-677-4509).
To access our catalog, check your account, renew and request items
go online to http://mead.sirsi.net:3236.
You will need to have your User ID and Pin number, which are available
at the Circulation Desk (not by phone for security reasons).
Lost or damaged materials must be reported and restitution must be made in accordance
with AR735-17, Accounting for Library Materials. When the library is closed,
you may place items in the front door return slot or use the curbside book drop.
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Services:
We have over 35,000 volumes for use. These
cover practically all subjects as well as standard and current fiction.
Online catalog: http://mead.sirsi.net:3236 provides
computerized access to the library's collection.
The Post Library subscribes to over 120
periodicals and 8 newspapers. Hard copy of back issues is available at
the library.
Military
professional reading lists are available for research.
Books
and magazines are available to support university courses
and training programs offered at Ft. Meade. Test study
guides: ASVAB, Civil Service, GED, CLEP, DANTE.
Photocopying available. A
copy machine is available at a cost of $.20 per copy. Microfiche
reader/printer.
Internet: The
library has 19 computers (including one wheelchair accessible station)
for patrons to access the Internet. Library staff is available
for assistance.
Children's
Room: The Library has a collection of children's/young
adult books, videocassettes and periodicals.
Story
time: Second and fourth Tuesday of each month, 1000-1100
hours, for preschoolers 2-5 years. (See
below)
Investments: The
Library offers a great selection of investment materials. Wall
Street Journal, and Barron's.
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Online Resources:
- Auto Repair Reference Center: http://search.epnet.com
Complete automotive repair manuals from 1954-current by Chilton.
- EBSCO Host: http://search.epnet.com
Provides
full text articles for nearly 3600 journals on a wide range
of subjects as far back as 1975. It includes military, academic, and general
interest periodicals as well as a government collection which provides full text articles for nearly 400 military periodicals.
- Facts.com: http://www.2facts.com/
FACTS.com brings together complete content from the Facts On File World Digest
since 1980 and selected content from six other core reference databases
to answer questions about events, issues, statistics and people of
the lst 20 years. FACTS.com also delivers in-depth features on “Historic
Events” drawn from year Facts On File archives.
- First Search: http://firstsearch.oclc.org/fsip Provides instant online access
to more than 70 databases.
Gale Resource Centers:
*Biography Resource Center
*Health & Wellness Resource Center
*Literature Resource Center
- Peterson’s Career and Education Database: http://www.petersons.com/army/ Provides
information about colleges, scholarships, career opportunities,
graduate schools, and distance education.
- USAPA: http://www.usapa.army.mil
U.S. Army Publishing Agency Home Page
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For
Children:
Picture
books • Juvenile
fiction/non-fiction • Videos
Storytime:
October 9 & 23
November 13
December 11 |
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