Penn State Harrisburg Library

The Madlyn L. Hanes Library is an academic library at Penn State Harrisburg serving students and researchers with extensive collections and study materials. The building spans three levels and provides work areas, computer stations, group rooms, and access to electronic databases and journals.

The library was established as part of Penn State Harrisburg and developed into a central hub for academic research and knowledge sharing. Over time, it expanded and modernized to meet evolving needs of education and scholarship.

The library holds specialized collections including the Alice Marshall Women's History Collection and the Holocaust and Genocide Collection, which document diverse perspectives and topics. These resources allow visitors to explore different historical and social subjects.

The library is easily located on campus and offers various work areas suitable for different learning styles and group sizes. Visitors should know that some spaces remain open around the clock, while others operate during standard hours.

An interesting feature is the Pennsylvania Center for Folklore Collection, which documents local traditions, crafts, and folk stories. This collection makes the library a place where visitors can explore the cultural identity of the region.

Location: Pennsylvania

Part of: Pennsylvania State University Libraries

GPS coordinates: 40.20430,-76.74110

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:44