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Federal Regional Depository Libraries Holding 'Front Lines' in Microfiche Federal Regional Depository Libraries Holding ‘Front Lines’ in Microfiche It is suggested a library be contacted before an on-site visit to verify holdings. SuDoc Number: S 18.63: Item Number: 0900-C-21 (MF) Depository Depository Type Parent Institution of Library Library Name City State Library Number 0008B Regional depository library Auburn University at Montgomery Auburn University at Montgomery Montgomery Alabama Library 0012 Regional depository library University of Alabama Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library Tuscaloosa Alabama 0022 Regional depository library Arizona State Library, Archives & Law & Research Library Division Phoenix Arizona Public Records 0036B Regional depository library Arkansas State Library Little Rock Arkansas 0040 Regional depository library California State Library Government Publications Section Sacramento California 0069 Regional depository library University of Colorado, Boulder Norlin Library Boulder Colorado 0075 Regional depository library Connecticut State Library Connecticut State Library Hartford Connecticut 0103 Regional depository library University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries Gainesville Florida 0114 Regional depository library University of Georgia Ilah Dunlap Little Memorial Athens Georgia Library 0129 Regional depository library University of Hawaii at Manoa Library Honolulu Hawaii 0135 Regional depository library University of Idaho Library Moscow Idaho 0140 Regional depository library Illinois State Library Illinois State Library Springfield Illinois 0170 Regional depository library Indiana State Library Indiana State Library Indianapolis Indiana 0189A Regional depository library University of Iowa University Libraries Iowa City Iowa 0199 Regional depository library University of Kansas Anschutz Library Lawrence Kansas 0208 Regional depository library University of Kentucky William T. Young Library Lexington Kentucky 0222 Regional depository library Louisiana State University, Baton Troy H. Middleton Library Baton Rouge Louisiana Rouge 0230 Regional depository library Louisiana Tech University Prescott Memorial Library Ruston Louisiana 0235 Regional depository library University of Maine, Orono Raymond H. Fogler Library Orono Maine 0242 Regional depository library University of Maryland, College Park McKeldin Library College Park Maryland 0268A Regional depository library Boston Public Library Boston Massachusetts 0273 Regional depository library Michigan Dept. of Education Library of Michigan Lansing Michigan 0295 Regional depository library University of Minnesota Government Publications Library Minneapolis Minnesota 0312 Regional depository library University of Mississippi J.D. Williams Library University Mississippi 0321 Regional depository library University of Missouri, Columbia Elmer Ellis Library Columbia Missouri 0341 Regional depository library University of Montana Mansfield Library Missoula Montana 0345 Regional depository library University of Nebraska, Lincoln Don L. Love Memorial Library Lincoln Nebraska 0353 Regional depository library University of Nevada, Reno UNR/KNOWLEDGE CTR/322 Reno Nevada 0376 Regional depository library Newark Public Library Newark New Jersey 0383 Regional depository library University of New Mexico University Libraries Albuquerque New Mexico 0387 Regional depository library New York State Library Cultural Education Center Albany New York 0447 Regional depository library University of North Carolina at Chapel Walter Davis Library Chapel Hill North Carolina Hill 0455 Regional depository library North Dakota State University The Libraries Fargo North Dakota 0456 Regional depository library University of North Dakota Chester Fritz Library Grand Forks North Dakota 0460 Regional depository library State Library of Ohio Government Information Services Columbus Ohio 0487 Regional depository library Oklahoma Department of Libraries U.S. Government Information Oklahoma Oklahoma Division City 0488 Regional depository library Oklahoma State University Edmon Low Library Stillwater Oklahoma 0500 Regional depository library Oregon State Library State Library Building Salem Oregon 0508 Regional depository library Pennsylvania State Library Harrisburg Pennsylvania 0562 Regional depository library University of South Carolina, Thomas Cooper Library Columbia South Carolina Columbia 0590A Regional depository library University of Memphis McWherter Library Memphis Tennessee 0591 Regional depository library State Library of Pennsylvania Texas State Library & Archives Austin Texas Commission 0614 Regional depository library Texas Tech University Library Lubbock Texas 0618 Regional depository library Utah State University Merrill Cazier Library Logan Utah 0640 Regional depository library University of Virginia Alderman Library Charlottesville Virginia 0642 Regional depository library Washington State Library Tumwater Washington 0653 Regional depository library West Virginia University Downtown Campus Library Morgantown West Virginia 0664 Regional depository library University of Wisconsin, Madison Memorial Library Madison Wisconsin 0670 Regional depository library Milwaukee Public Library Milwaukee Wisconsin .
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