Linda Patton
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The Appalachian Trail Museum's Research Library acquires books, periodicals, and other records pertaining to trails and hiking, with a strong emphasis on the Appalachian Trail.
The Research Library on the third floor of the Appalachian Trail Museum is for the use of writers, academicians, historians, and others who wish to research the story of the Appalachian Trail and those who hike it, those who build and maintain it, and those who love it. Researchers will also find books on other trails and on hiking/backpacking in general. See below for links to the Library's rules of use and its online catalogs. To request an appointment for research use of the collections, use the Contact link. To ask a question about the library or about donating materials to the library, email the Librarian: librarian@atmuseum.org |
Kurt Bodling
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Rules of UseSecurity and preservation of the collection are the primary concerns. Here you can find the Museum's policies and rules for using the Research Library.
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Online CatalogsThe catalogs are Excel files. They can be searched [CTRL+F] by words, partial words, or phrases.
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Appointment RequestIf you are interested in using the Research Library, please contact us to request an appointment.
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