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Adult Reference
FAQs
Online Resources
Readers' Advice
Genealogy
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The Adult Services department of
the Bedford Public Library is committed to
meeting the
informational, educational, and recreational needs of our patrons.
Adult
Reference Services
We are located on the Library's 1st
floor (middle level). Reference staff is available to help answer
questions or direct you to helpful sources of information. Come in, phone
us at (812) 275-4471, or
send us an e-mail. The Library maintains a
collection of print and online resources to help you find
the
answers you need. Services and materials we offer include:
| *Public copier &
microfilm machine |
*Audio Listening Stations |
*Public & quiet study
reading rooms |
| *Newspapers & magazines |
*Legal forms |
*Assistance with online
reference materials |
| *Online library catalog
stations |
*Audio/visual materials |
*Indiana Room & genealogy
indexes |
| *State and local law
books |
*Auto repair manuals |
*Reading advice for what
to read next |
If the print items you need are
not available in our library, you may be able to request
Interlibrary Loan Service to obtain them from other libraries.
Talking Books
The
Indiana State Library offers free services for
visually-impaired persons who qualify,
including: Braille books, large-print books, audio books and cassettes players, amplifiers,
headphones, and other aids for those with limited mobility or difficulties. For an application, call
the Indiana State
Library at (800) 622-4970.
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students.gov is an interagency
project that provides postsecondary
students with easy access to all kinds of federal government
information
and services. (also provides a link to FAFSA online)
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Check here for a list of
the questions we are asked most frequently
and our answers. We can tell you where to go and who to call for
GED
classes, free practice tests, legal advice, and more! |
Top Ten Websites used by the
Adult Services Reference Staff
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