Library staff go to Princeton University’s Firestone Library on Tuesday and Thursday to provide three services.
We offer: 1. A short term loan service (we bring books back for you for a one month loan), 2. placing books on hold in Firestone Library for you to pick up for longer use, and 3. scanning (within copyright limits). We will have to follow the limit of six books each trip and six scans when there are a large volume of requests or are oversized. Requests take time for processing when held in Recap by Princeton University Library.
Larger multi-volume requests may have to be placed in the Institute room for you to use.
Please contact staff 
if you have any questions. Thank you.
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