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Boatwright Memorial Library

High School Students, Teachers and Librarians

A guide for local high school students, educators and librarians in the Greater Richmond Region

About the Library

In 1955, the Frederic William Boatwright Memorial Library was officially dedicated and opened on the University of Richmond campus. It serves as a memorial and testimony to Boatwright's sixty-eight years of service to the institution as student, professor, president, and chancellor. 

Continuing into the 21st century, the Boatwright Memorial Library strives to provide student, faculty and staff with information resources and services that enable them to excel in their academic and intellectual pursuits. The Library offers access to over 460 databases, 160,000 full-text journals, 640,000 electronic book titles and numerous other electronic resources through its website. 

We value our role as a bridge between many communities and as a focal point and inclusive gathering place for all members. We are committed to making the best use of our assets by providing access to resources and by encouraging supportive networking opportunities within and between the university and the wider Richmond community.

                       

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