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The best place to study and print on campus. We also have a DVD collection and fun reads in the Browsing section - check them out!

The Clarke Historical Library, founded in 1954, is a renowned institution situated in the Park Library building at Central Michigan University in Mount Pleasant, MI. It was established through the generous donation of Dr. Norman C. Clarke, Sr., who contributed his extensive collection of historical books and materials. The library's primary focus is on preserving and collecting documents related to the history of Michigan and the Old Northwest Territory, children's literature, and the archives of Central Michigan University. With a commitment to preserving and showcasing the rich heritage of the region, the Clarke Historical Library stands as a valuable resource for researchers, scholars, and history enthusiasts. Its comprehensive collections and resources provide a unique opportunity to delve into the past, exploring the diverse facets of Michigan's history and the literary world of children's literature. Located at the heart of the Central Michigan University campus, the library serves as a hub for historical exploration and academic inquiry.Generated from the website

Charles V. Park Library is a center for the government document services. The library arranges government documents on the shelves according to the superintendent of documents classification system . Its documents are available in microforms, such as microcard, microfiche and microfilms. Charles V. Park Library s federal publications are published in electronic formats, such as CD-ROMs and the Internet. The library contains several items that include books, magazines, audiotapes, videocassettes, DVDs, e-books, government documents, electronic subscriptions and databases. Charles V. Park Library offers electronic resources in several areas, including general, business, education, health, legal, literature and genealogy.