Library Catalogue

 

 

Explore the vast resources of Glasgow's libraries, from the latest bestsellers and movies to the unique collections of The Mitchell.

 

The online catalogue lists community library stock and a substantial part of The Mitchell's collections.  If you have a Borrower number and PIN you can reserve titles that are available for loan. You can also  renew your loans and see your borrower details.

 

You can search the catalogue not only for a particular author or title, but also by subject and by format, such as spoken word or DVD.

 

If you require any help with searching, the library staff will be happy to help.

 

For access to material in The Mitchell which is not yet in the online catalogue, please ask the staff about the manual catalogues when you visit the library. 

 

 
Lending Services at The Mitchell

Selected material from across The Mitchell's collections is now available for lending.
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Glasgow Libraries Stock Policy

 

Glasgow Libraries core activity is the provision and conservation of an appropriate and relevant stock. The Glasgow Libraries Stock Policy document (see below) sets out the criteria and guiding principles for the acquisition, maintenance and development of all stock citywide.

 

The Stock Policy document is in portable document format (PDF) and requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it.  This reader can be freely downloaded from the Adobe web site.

 

Glasgow Libraries Stock Policy

 

 

For more information, please contact:

 

The Mitchell
North Street
Glasgow
G3 7DN
Phone: 0141 287 2999
Fax: 0141 287 2815
E-mail: lil@csglasgow.org

The Mitchell's Manual Catalogues

How to find older books and resources held in The Mitchell. ...read more about The Mitchell's Manual Catalogues

Healthy Reading Scheme

Photograph of young man lying on the grass and reading a book

 

 

Libraries in Glasgow (in conjunction with NHS Greater Glasgow) have a range of self-help materials designed to help cope with everyday issues such as stress, anxiety and depression