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Microforms

Microform collections

See what microform collections we have at the library.

Locate microforms (microfiche and microfilm)

Microforms are located at multiple libraries:

Main 3C
Microform reader.

Main 3A
Microform reader and scanner. Bring a USB drive to save your scans.

Science-Engineering 1 South
Microform readers.

Special Collections
A microfilm reader and printer is located in a separate room on the northeast corner of the reading room.

You can also check library search for the specific location.

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