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Books Ready to Go!

By Jenny Hohenstein •  July 6, 2020
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Want a book from our collection? We have staff in the library Monday through Friday and can pull whatever material you need for curbside pickup at 1801 Market Street from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm. In Center City we can also arrange to have a courier deliver the books right to you!

To borrow material, search our catalog to find titles and then email documents@jenkinslaw.org with your request. Once we have pulled the material, we will be in touch to coordinate pickup. Please also include a phone number for us to reach you when placing a request.

Don't know what you need? Contact us by using the Ask a Librarian form on our website or emailing research@jenkinslaw.org. We can check our collection to look for material that will help.

Returning a book? Contact us at 215.574.1500 or circulation@jenkinslaw.org to make arrangements. A staff person can meet you in our lobby from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Our book pulling service is available to current Jenkins members only.

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