Collections
Online Resources
Online Local Historical Collections
Print Periodical Subscriptions
New Items
For a list of items recently added to the collection, please click below:
New Items October, 2009
New Items September, 2009
New Items August, 2009
New Items July, 2009
New Items June, 2009
New Items May, 2009
New Items April, 2009
New Items March, 2009
New Items February, 2009
New Items January, 2009
New Items December, 2008
New Items November, 2008
Audiovisual Collection
For printable lists of audiovisual items (as of December 2009), please use the links below:
DVDs, Entertainment (40 pages)
DVDs, Non-fiction (22 pages)
DVDs, Rental (13 pages)
College Courses on CD or DVD (9 pages)
Books on CD, Fiction (37 pages)
Books on CD, Non-fiction (13 pages)
Books on Tape (10 pages)
Playaway audiobooks (2 pages)
For live searches in the Minuteman Catalog, please use these links:
DVDs
Books on CD
College courses on CD or DVD
Books on Tape
Playaway audiobooks
Large Print Collection
For a printable list of the Large Print Collection, please use the link below:
Large Print Books (125 pages)
Paperback Collection
For a printable list of pocket-sized paperbacks, please use the link below:
Paperbacks (51 pages)
Foreign Language Collections
The library has a Chinese language collection, and smaller collections of books in French, Spanish, Russian, Korean, Portuguese, Gujarati, Hindi, and Tamil.
Acton Collection
The Acton Collection is a circulating collection of materials related to the Town of Acton. The Acton Collection is shelved in the original 1890 building, which serves as the Library's Genealogy and Local History Room. Information in the Acton Collection is supplemented by materials found in the non-circulating Reference and Genealogy Collections.
Genealogy Collection
The Genealogy Collection is a non-circulating, secure collection of materials that aid family history research. The collection has an emphasis on Massachusetts and also on the Civil War. The Genealogy Collection is accessible whenever the library is open. Researchers are asked to sign in at the Reference Desk before using the collection.
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