LIBRARY HOURS
New Hours:
Monday, Noon - 8 pm
Tues-Thurs, 10 am - 8 pm
Fri-Sat, 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday, 1 pm - 5 pm


 
Library Services

Questions about Library services or programs? 
Contact us at jeanesinfo@mclinc.org. 

Need a library card for yourself or your child? Download the application here.

Want to receive an electronic notice when the book you have requested is ready for pick up? Download and complete the notification form here. You can return the form in person, drop it in the mail, scan and return to jeanesinfo@mclinc.org, or fax to 610-828-4049.

"Audio to Go"

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Click here for digital downloads of audio books — a free service available 24/7!

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Click here for a real-time question & answer session with a
reference librarian!

 

 

 

 

 




We have moved!

The library has reopened at  2391 Harts Lane. Read the details and view map here.

 





Upcoming Events:

Friends Annual Program - DATE CHANGE

Thursday, March 18, at 7:00 PM, the Friends of the William Jeanes Library (our auxiliary/support organization) will hold its Annual Meeting at the Whitemarsh Township Building's Meeting Room. This year, local historian (and Library Board member) David Contosta will deliver the keynote. Mr. Contosta will draw upon his research in presenting a talk on the role of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) and Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in enhancing Philadelphia's Wissahickon Park. Free refreshments. The public is welcome.

Mr. B’s Book Club

Sunday, March 28, 3-4:30pm.  Mr. B” (David Beckman) is returning to Jeanes Library to conduct his famous book clubs!

Deadline! Teen Poetry Contest April 28.

See link for information and entry form.


WiFi at the Jeanes

During regular Library hours, patrons can access the Internet through our free WiFi service. Bring your laptop and find a comfortable spot for tackling that homework assignment, writing a short story, or just checking email. Blackberries and iPhones welcome, as well. Just keep them muted while your fingertips tap away. 

Interested in genealogy?

Researching your own family or neighborhood, or need information for a school project?

Ancestry.Com

The Ancestry.com database is only available for in-library access. It is useful for finding census, birth, marriage, death records and more. If you are in the library, click here to use this database.