These guidelines establish how, and under which circumstances, the public may utilize the Library’s 3D printer. Use of the 3D printer is managed by staff and available to all on a first-come, first-served basis.

New to the area or just want to be part of a book group? Find local groups, including some held at the Hunterdon County Libraries.

Looking for reading suggestions for your book group? Need an easy way to get multiple copies of the same title? Try this list.

Interlibrary Loan Services allow libraries to borrow materials that they do not own from other libraries within the state and throughout the country.

The Museum Pass Program is made possible through funds donated by the Friends of the Hunterdon County Library.

As a Hunterdon County Library card holder, you can use a desktop computer at any of our three locations for 1 hour a day. Your time will be extended an additional hour if nobody is waiting to use a computer. We offer Internet access, Adobe Reader, and Microsoft Office products including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Publisher.

NoveList is an online readers' advisory service that the library subscribes to that will help you locate new, fiction books based on topics of interest. Includes reviews and descriptions for over 40,000 books.

Can't find a title in our catalog. Do you want the Library to purchase it? This is the place to go.

Free wireless access is available at all of our library locations. At the headquarters library, connect to the HCL LIBRARY network on your laptop or device's network settings. At the North County Branch, connect to NCL LIBRARY. You will need to accept the library's Computer and Internet Use Policy at login. The Headquarters Library and the North County Branch Library now offer wireless printing. Wireless printing is available using PrinterOn.