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With over 145,000 volumes on-site, the Museum Library’s collections focus on publications on archaeology throughout the world, biological anthropology, cultural and linguistic anthropology, and medical anthropology, as well as archaeological sciences and cultural heritage management.
About the Penn Museum Library
Top links
Access and Visitors
Events and Exhibits
Reserve a Study Room
Book a Study Carrel
Museum Library Rare Book Collection
Catalog
Finding Aids
Search the Library Catalog
Find
articles
,
books
,
journals
,
media
, and more
Collections
History
Anthropology
Archaeology
Museum Library rare book collections
Penn Museum online collections
Penn Museum archives
Suggest a purchase
Research Guides
Anthropology
Archaeology
Biological anthropology
Cultural & linguistic anthropology
Medical & global health anthropology
Ainsley Hume
Library Assistant
ahume@upenn.edu
Jason De Medeiros
Library Specialist
jasonfd@pobox.upenn.edu
Deborah Stewart
Head, Penn Museum Library
browndeb@upenn.edu
Floor Plans
Accessibility
The Penn Museum's East Entrance is the closest to the Penn Museum Library. It can be entered via the driveway on the east side of the Penn Museum from Convention Avenue, south of South Street, just past the entrance to Penn Museum Lot 7. This driveway is directly across from the
SEPTA Penn Medicine Regional Rail Station (
formerly University City Station). Guests may be dropped off at the East Entrance, but the Kress Lot is not open for public parking. This entrance has a power-assisted door.
Additional Information
The map on the right
shows the location of the Penn Museum's East Entrance. Both the Main Entrance and the East Entrance are accessible, but the East Entrance is more convenient for getting to the Penn Museum Library.
See the Penn Museum's Accessibility page for more details.
Accessible Entrance
Maps and More
Campus Libraries Map
Staff Information
Resources for Staff
Committees
Skip to main content
Skip to site search
Skip to primary navigation
Skip to About Penn libraries menu
Chat
Phone 215-898-7555
Report Accessibility Issues
and
Get Help
With over 145,000 volumes on-site, the Museum Library’s collections focus on publications on archaeology throughout the world, biological anthropology, cultural and linguistic anthropology, and medical anthropology, as well as archaeological sciences and cultural heritage management.
About the Penn Museum Library
Top links
Access and Visitors
Events and Exhibits
Reserve a Study Room
Book a Study Carrel
Museum Library Rare Book Collection
Catalog
Finding Aids
Search the Library Catalog
Find
articles
,
books
,
journals
,
media
, and more
Collections
History
Anthropology
Archaeology
Museum Library rare book collections
Penn Museum online collections
Penn Museum archives
Suggest a purchase
Research Guides
Anthropology
Archaeology
Biological anthropology
Cultural & linguistic anthropology
Medical & global health anthropology
Ainsley Hume
Library Assistant
ahume@upenn.edu
Jason De Medeiros
Library Specialist
jasonfd@pobox.upenn.edu
Deborah Stewart
Head, Penn Museum Library
browndeb@upenn.edu
Floor Plans
Accessibility
The Penn Museum's East Entrance is the closest to the Penn Museum Library. It can be entered via the driveway on the east side of the Penn Museum from Convention Avenue, south of South Street, just past the entrance to Penn Museum Lot 7. This driveway is directly across from the
SEPTA Penn Medicine Regional Rail Station (
formerly University City Station). Guests may be dropped off at the East Entrance, but the Kress Lot is not open for public parking. This entrance has a power-assisted door.
Additional Information
The map on the right
shows the location of the Penn Museum's East Entrance. Both the Main Entrance and the East Entrance are accessible, but the East Entrance is more convenient for getting to the Penn Museum Library.
See the Penn Museum's Accessibility page for more details.
Accessible Entrance
Maps and More
Campus Libraries Map
Staff Information
Resources for Staff
Committees