Newspapers we carry: Carriage Towne News Exeter Newsletter Foster's Daily Democrat Sunday Herald Periodicals we carry: AARP the magazine American heritage Arthritis today. Atlanta, Ga. Better homes and gardens Business week Chirp Crafts 'n Things Consumer reports Consumer reports on health Discover Family Fun Good housekeeping Horticulture Money Martha Stewart living Motor trend The National geographic magazine New Hampshire The New Yorker. O: The Oprah Magazine Organic Gardener Outdoor life Parenting Parents Popular mechanics Popular science The Reader's digest Smithsonian Spider: the magazine for children Sports illustrated Time U.S. News & world report Yankee

Books HMML's collection includes a variety of fiction and non-fiction titles which is constantly being developed. We welcome requests from our patrons, so please ask to put the books you are looking for on the request list. You can view lists of new additions to our collection. We are also able to acquire books through the InterLibrary Loan system, expanding our selection to the combined collection of libraries all around New Hampshire. Talk to a librarian about requesting a title through ILL. Book Groups The library works to get the books on loan through InterLibrary Loan so members do not have to purchase the books. Periodicals We subscribe to several magazines and newspapers. Current volumes are for library use only; past volumes are allowed to circulate. Please see the sidebar on the left for a list of titles we currently carry. Videos and DVDs Videos and DVDs can be borrowed for a one week period. Books on tape We have a collection of about 300 books on tape. These are circulated for two weeks at a time. Museum Passes The library maintains passes for free or reduced entry fees to several museums. Please call ahead to reserve the pass for the day you are hoping to go to the museum. Some passes can be picked up ahead of time. Currier Museum of Art in Manchester Christa McAuliffe Planetarium in Concord Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth The Children's Museum of New Hampshire in Dover We are sorry, but the library is no longer able to provide passes to attractions in Boston. The expense to the library was too large and limited our ability to provide passes to New Hampshire attractions. Thank you for your understanding. Technology HMML has 6 computers for patron use, 2 of which are in the Children's Department, for access to:      HMML card catalog      Internet Explorer      Adobe Reader 9      Excel      Powerpoint      Word      Black and white copies, 5 cents per page      Color copies, 25 cents per page Patrons may also use their own laptop computers with our wireless network. Faxing Fax service is available at no cost for local and toll free calls; $3.00 per fax (not per page) for all toll calls. Meeting Room The Epping Library can be used for groups to meet in. Restrictions apply and someone must be willing to assume all responsibility for damaged or stolen property. Please call the library to arrange this. Frequently Asked Questions Can I get a library card if I don't live in Epping? If you live ourside of Epping, you may have a library card for $20 per year. What are the borrowing policys? Books and non-current periodicals can be checked out for 2 weeks. Each patron may take up to 10 books at a time. Videos and DVDs can be checked out for 1 week and each patron can take up to 4 at a time. Harvey Mitchell Memorial Library © 2008 | Contact Us | Fax: 603-679-5884