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|  | Home > About Us > Additional Libraries at Johns Hopkins Additional Libraries at Johns Hopkins Library resource centers offer a variety of resources and services to faculty and students working in the Baltimore/Washington Metropolitan area. Arthur Friedheim Library The Friedheim Library collection includes chamber music, vocal music, collected editions, composer biographies and music history. Sharing the same facility, the Peabody Institute Archives houses the institutional records of the Peabody Institute from 1857 to the present, the records of Baltimore area musical organizations including the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and the personal papers of numerous composers and performers associated with the Peabody Institute. The libraries at each of the five university centers offer a variety of resources and services. Columbia Center The Montgomery Library Resource Center provides a wide range of services to students and faculty working on the Montgomery County Campus. Library staff are available to provide reference assistance and instructional sessions and to facilitate interlibrary loan, reserves and other library services. The onsite collection offers program-specific reference materials, books, and videos. The Montgomery Library Resource Center has 7 workstations connecting to the Hopkins online catalog and a vast array of electronic databases, journals, and periodicals licensed specifically for JHU researchers. Additionally, researchers may access electronic resources from non-Hopkins computers. For instructions see http://www.library.jhu.edu/services/computing/remoteaccess.html Washington Library Resource Center Students and faculty in Washington are welcome to do research in the Washington Library Resource Center at 1717 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Library staff are available to provide reference assistance and instructional sessions and to facilitate interlibrary loan, reserves and other library services. The onsite collection offers program-specific reference materials, books, and videos. The Washington Library Resource Center has 10 workstations connecting to the Hopkins online catalog and a vast array of electronic databases, journals, and periodicals licensed specifically for JHU researchers. Additionally, researchers may access electronic resources from non-Hopkins computers. For instructions see http://www.library.jhu.edu/services/computing/remoteaccess.html R. E. Gibson Library The Mason Library collections cover international economics, international politics, international law and organization and most geographical areas of the world. The library features access to over 80 indexes, abstracts, statistical and full-text databases, and a growing number of electronic journals and newspapers. Bologna Center Library The Bologna Center's library collection specializes in the areas of international affairs, international economics, European history and politics, and international law. There are strong holdings on the foreign relations of the United States, the Atlantic Alliance and European integration, and extensive English-language materials on Italian government and politics. Hopkins Nanjing Center for Chinese and American Studies Library The Nanjing Center's library is the only open-stacks library in China. The collection, which is half in English and half in Chinese, focuses on subjects related to the curriculum such as U.S. and Chinese history, foreign relations, economic development and society. William H. Welch Medical Library The Welch collection is distributed across six locations including the Lilienfeld Library at the Bloomberg School of Public Health. The collection includes 3,500 online journals and 40% of the print journal collection is available online. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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