The staff of each branch of
the Alamance County Public Libraries strives to provide for the information needs
of the public, both in person or by telephone.
Books, indexes, CD-ROM products and online services may all be used to locate
information. For extensive research, the staff will assist in searching for the
information needed.
InterLibrary Loan Services
Materials not owned by any of the libraries of the Alamance
County Public Libraries may be
borrowed via InterLibrary Loan Service. See our InterLibrary Loan guidelines for more information.

Local History and Genealogy Departments
The May Memorial Library maintains a Local History Collection which is accessible during
regular library hours. Included in this collection are works on the history and genealogy
of Alamance County and its contiguous counties --- Caswell, Chatham, Orange, and Guilford.
In addition, the branch libraries have small collections of historical and
genealogical materials that are related to their geographical location. Please call
each branch for more specific information about their holdings.

Business Services
Business and manufacturing guides and directories suited to the needs of
jobseekers, investors, entrepreneurs, small businesspeople, students, and other interested
parties are available for use in each of the libraries, though the most extensive
collection of materials is found at the May Memorial Library. Please call each
branch for more specific information about materials in the Business Collection.
Internet Services
Public access to
the Internet is available at each of the Alamance County Public
Libraries. Access to the
many resources of NC LIVE is
available to valid library card holders, both in the library and remotely.
Check our Internet
Use Policy for use of terminals within each library. Call or come by to pick up
your password to use NC LIVE.
A page of Internet
Links compiled by library staff is now under construction.
NCknows is a service that allows North
Carolina citizens to get help from librarians and use their library
resources from their computer. By typing messages back and forth, you
can communicate with a librarian, browse webpages together, receive
articles from NC
LIVE, and get answers to questions. It's free, helpful
and easy.
For
more information on NCknows
To
Access NCknows