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We provide a very wide range of materials and resources in many formats to support instruction, research, and to a limited extent, personal interests. The materials we collect are described in our Collections Policy, which also describes how the library identifies material to remove from its collection. A to refine the collection and make room for further development is currently ongoing, in collaboration with the College community.

For materials not in our collections, the library strongly encourages College community members to support our collection development by . We also work with libraries across the globe to provide services to all Middlebury faculty, students, and staff.

E-books and Audiobooks

Find our e-books in,. The is a great resource for learning how to find, read, listen, download, or print e-books from our collections. For online popular reading and listening collections, use your Middlebury credentials with the.

Government Documents

The Government Documents Collection contains publications published by various agencies of the United States Government from 1832 to the present. Government documents provide information on a vast range of subjects and in many formats.

Please see our for more information on our collections and accessing government information.

Music

The Davis Family Library music collection includes more than 22,000 CDs—from Mozart to the Shins to ·¡²Ô´Ú´Ç¾±°ùé²õ to Yo-Yo Ma. We also have a large collection of books about music, instructional methods, scores, and DVDs.

Use the for help finding music and scores in the library.

Vermont Collection

Middlebury has extensive collections relating to the history, politics, and culture of Vermont. In addition to materials in the lower-level stacks, fragile and historic items are housed in Special Collections. These include early Vermont maps, postcards, the, and the Crown Point Road Archives.

Special Collections

Middlebury houses the college’s rare book, manuscript, and archival collections.

Digital Collections

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