Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library begins online registration.

The Mudd Manuscript Library is pleased to join Rare Books and Special Collections and the Marquand Library in the new online reg­is­tra­tion and requesting services.

All new and returning Mudd Library patrons will need to register in this new manner (unless they have already registered online for access to the Rare Books and Special Collections or the Marquand Library).  We encourage researchers who are planning a first time or repeat visit to the University Archives or Public Policy Papers to register in advance of their visit, though you are welcome to do so onsite.

The new services allow researchers to pre-register online for a research account and place pag­ing requests online via the EAD Find­ing Aids, the Main Cat­a­log, and the library’s new discovery tool,  SearchIt@Princeton. Research accounts also pro­vide researchers with a permanent record of items consulted.

Please note: Researchers not affiliated with Prince­ton University who do not have an Special Collections Photo ID card will need to visit the Access Office before entering the Mudd read­ing room. The Access Office is located in the Main Lobby of the Fire­stone Library (# 5 on map). Current Princeton students, faculty, and staff do not need to visit the Access Office. Simply present a valid University photo ID upon arrival at the Mudd Library.

During the academic year, we are open from 9:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., Monday through Friday. Summer hours are 8:45 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., Monday through Friday.

New Online Registration and Requesting Services

Featured

Princeton University Library is pleased to announce new online registration and requesting services for scholars planning to visit the special collections reading rooms of the Firestone Library and Marquand Library of Art and Archaeology. The new services allow researchers to pre-register online for a research account and place paging requests online via the Main Catalog and EAD Finding Aids.  Research accounts also provide researchers with a permanent record of items consulted.  Upcoming enhancements will include implementation at the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library and the East Asian Library & Gest Collection, as well as integration into the new library discovery feature, SearchIt@PUL.