Services/Ref

Microfilm	The Morning Call is available on microfilm. Copies can be made on the microfilm reader/printer at a cost of 10 cents per page. We have film dating back to the late 1800's. Years 1944 through 1971 are not available at this time. No index is available. You can search the Morning Call archives by specific keywords and phrases.
Pamphlets, Maps and Pictures	Filed by subject in file cabinets by the Reference Collection and Index Tables. Cliff Notes are in separate file drawers. Cliff Notes may be checked out and are indexed in our online catalog; pictures, maps, and pamphlets may also be checked out for three weeks.
Reference Index Sources	A variety of indexes are available in the Reference area, such as the Short Story Index, song indexes, Reader's Guide, the National Geographic Index, Grainger's Poetry Index and others.
Online Reference Sources through PAPowerLibrary	The following online reference tools are available through PA PowerLibrary (Go to our homepage). Some of these tools provide the full text of the articles ready for printing: http://www.powerlibrary.org/Interface/POWER.asp
Local History Collection	Want to do genealogical or historical research? Our local history collection includes genealogy materials as well as numerous resources detailing the history of the Lehigh Valley and surrounding areas, its transportation and business. These materials do not circulate, however they may be used in the library and information may be photocopied for 10 cents per page. You will find these items in the file cabinet near the Local History shelving.
Copying	A photocopier is available at the rate of 10 cents per page. The copier can reduce and enlarge. Color copies of print materials may be requested at $1.00 per copy.
Accessible Workstation	With the help of the Trexler Foundation, we are pleased to be able to provide a computer workstation that is more accessible to library users with physical difficulties. A larger 21-inch monitor and a new keyboard with large letters will allow better viewing and easier typing for people with visual problems. An easy-to-use trackball replaces the mouse at this workstation allowing easier use by people with impairments of arm function and can be used either on the left or right side. At a wider table, people in wheelchairs should have greater access to the workstation as well. These features complement those available on all of our computers including: Magnifier, Narrator, Onscreen Keyboard, High Contrast Display, StickyKeys, FilterKeys, ToggleKeys, SoundSentry, ShowSounds, and MouseKeys.

Other Services and Reference Tools