Greenwood Library - Longwood University

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Contact Information
Email: Website: https://libguides.longwood.edu/home/page

Facebook: Address: Redford Street, Farmville, Virginia 23909 Telephone: Jamie Krogh, Archives and Records Specialist, telephone (434) 395-2432. Main library telephone number is (434) 395-2433 Hours of Operation: During the regular semester, the Library is open

Monday - Thursday    7:30am - 2:00am

Friday    7:30am - 5:00pm

Saturday  10:00am - 5:00pm

Sunday 1:00pm - 2:00am

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Description of Collections
Greenwood Library is open over 100 hours each week during regular sessions (with extended hours during exam periods). Our collections include over 280,000 books; 36,000 audiovisual items, including DVDs, CDs, and streaming videos; 330,000 electronic books; about 800 current periodical subscriptions in print or online; and more than 58,000 electronic journals. We have a robust Special Collections and Archives as well as host student and faculty research in the Digital Commons institutional repository.The Greenwood Library Archives and Special Collections contain unique materials significant to the history of Longwood University, Farmville, Virginia, and Prince Edward County Virginia. While these collections are not browsable, they are made available, by request, to researchers, students, and the general public.

Requests for any materials from the archival collections can be made at any time by using the “Request Access to this Collection” button on any of the online finding aids on the Greenwood Library Archives website. Requests for materials from special collections can be made by utilizing the Paging Request Form. Likewise, requests for access to any materials from the archives and special collections can be made by contacting Jamie Krogh or Benedict Chatelain or in-person at The Desk.

Collections and archives of genealogical interest include the Virginiana Collection, which contains works pertaining to the Commonwealth of Virginia. These include books concerning the history of Virginia, biographies of noteworthy Virginians, and works of fiction in which Virginia is the setting or subject. The archives also contain collections on alumni, former faculty, local and regional history, Longwood University history, and student organizations and activities which may be of interest to researchers. Please consult the library website at https://libguides.longwood.edu/home/page for further information.

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