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Street Address:416 Brinton
Ave. Mailing Address: Box
173 email: traffordcpl@comcast.net
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Westmoreland Library Network (WLN)
Trafford Community Public Library has joined with 19 other libraries in Westmoreland County to create the Westmoreland Library Network (WLN). As a result of the WLN project, you have access to materials from participating libraries through one on-line Catalog. You can search, place requests, have items sent to a library of your choosing, and keep a reading list.
The Westmoreland Libary Network is the result of a special project funded by Westmoreland Now and Forever Fund of the Community Foundation of Westmoreland County, the Richard King Mellon Foundation and a grant through Library Services and Technology Act of Pennsylvania.
Anyone can search our catalog on-line.
More advanced patron features require a library card number and password. You will soon be receiving a new WLN library card (like the one shown here), but until then, you can use your current library card. If you don't have one, see the librarian.
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POWERLibrary project allows you to access thousands of full text periodical articles, newspapers, a major encyclopedia, plus photographs, pictures, charts, maps, and reference materials.
Antiques Reference Database What is it worth? Ask the Antiques Reference Database xGale Virtual Reference Use the Gale Virtual Reference Library to search dozens of reference books at once. Enter the term or phrase in the text box on the left and press Enter.Gale Legal Forms Download legal forms such as wills, rental agreements and power of attorney for personal and small business use.Infotrac Search for full-text articles from newspapers including Pittsburgh Post Gazette and the Tribune ReviewGeneral One FileSearch periodicals for articles on a wide range of subjects Learning Express Whatever your goal, LearningExpress Library's resources will help you succeed. Each of our Learning Centers offers the practice tests, exercises, skill-building courses, and information you need to achieve the results you want—at school, at work, or in life.
The Library has been serving the community for 52 years. The library was located in the school before moving to Cavitt Avenue 22 years ago. The library moved to its present location on Brinton Avenue in 2002.
We are proud of our completely volunteer staff who are efficient in helping the library serve the community under the direction of Librarian Sharon Peacock. Some volunteers have served the library for over 20 years. The library has outreach to the community through shut-in service, children's services, and programs featuring local authors.