Minuteman Library Network
The Minuteman Library Network, founded in 1984, is an organization of 43 public and academic libraries in eastern Massachusetts (not including Boston, which is served by the Boston Public Library) that share resources, patrons and services. The Network has over 1,171,000 titles and 622,000 members. Because of the shared resources, borrowers are given access cards to any library in the Network. It also provides for the delivery of material requests between member libraries.
Libraries
- Acton Memorial Library
- Robbins Library, Arlington
- Ashland Public Library
- Bacon Free Library, Natick
- Bedford Free Public Library
- Belmont Public Library
- Public Library of Brookline
- Cambridge Public Library
- Concord Free Public Library
- Dedham Public Library
- E. Ross Anderson Library, Dean College
- Dover Public Library
- Framingham Public Library
Framingham Public Library Entrance
- Henry Whittemore Library, Framingham State College
- Franklin Public Library
- Holliston Public Library
- Brennan Library, Lasell College
- Cary Memorial Library, Lexington
- Lincoln Public Library
- Perkins Library/Learning Resource Center, MassBay
- Maynard Public Library
- Medfield Public Library
- Medford Public Library
- Medway Public Library
- Millis Public Library
- Wadsworth Learning Resource Center, Mount Ida College
- Morse Institute Library, Natick
- Needham Free Public Library
- Newton Free Library
- Morrill Memorial Library, Norwood
- Annenberg Library, Pine Manor College
- Regis College Library
- Sherborn Public Library
- Somerville Public Library
- Randall Library, Stow
- Goodnow Library, Sudbury
- Waltham Public Library
- Watertown Free Public Library
- Wayland Public Library
- Wellesley Free Library
- Weston Public Library
- Westwood Public Library
- Winchester Public Library
- Winn Memorial Library Public Library Woburn
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