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Institution ID for Unique Links Institution ID’s for Unique Links Use the table below to determine the unique Institution ID for your library. The unique Institution ID should be utilized for your library’s website link to Ask Here PA. For all libraries except* those who subscribe to a local queue, the link format is as follows: http://www.questionpoint.org/crs/servlet/org.oclc.home.TFSRedirect?virtcategory=XXXXX Replace the last 5 digits of the above URL with the 5 digit code listed to the left of your institution name in the table below. *If your library subscribes to a local queue, please contact Cindy Pitchon. Inst ID Inst Name 12402 Adams County Library System (PA) 12386 Albright College, Gingrich Library (PA-A) 11496 Allen F. Pierce Free Library (PA) 12320 Allentown Public Library (PA) 11478 Annie Halenbake Ross Library (PA) 13417 Archbishop John Carroll High School 12221 Ask Here PA Academic 12222 Ask Here PA Public 12714 Avalon Public Library (PA) 12398 Beaver Area Memorial Library (PA) 11500 Berwick Public Library (PA) 12348 Bethel Park Public Library (PA) 12276 Bethlehem Area Public Library (PA) 11501 Bloomsburg Public Library (PA) 12282 Bloomsburg University of PA (PA-A) 12333 Bosler Memorial Library (PA) 12349 Bradford County Library System (PA) 12403 Brownsville Free Public Library (PA) 13236 Bucks County Community College (PA-A) 12536 Bucks County Free Library (PA) 12393 Cabrini College Library (PA-A) 12275 Cambria County Library System (PA) July, 2011 12273 Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh (PA) 12537 Chester County Library & District Center (PA) 12388 Chestnut Hill College (PA-A) 12429 Citizen's Library (PA) 12334 Cleve J. Fredricksen Library(PA) 13247 Clymer Library (PA) 11502 Columbia County Traveling Library (PA) 12404 Conemaugh Valley Jr/Sr High School (PA) 12405 Cranberry Public Library (PA) 12321 Dauphin County Library System (PA) 11507 Degenstein Community Library (PA) 12538 Delaware County Community College (PA-A) 12999 Delaware County Library System (PA-P) 12281 DeSales University (PA-A) 12408 Dillsburg Public Library (PA) 12423 Dimmick Memorial Library (PA) 12406 Donora Public Library (PA) 12399 Dormont Public Library (PA) 12539 Dubois Public Library (PA) 12746 Duquesne University Library (PA-A) 10588 Eastern Monroe Public Library, Stroudsburg (PA) 12540 Easton Area Public Library (PA) 12407 Ellwood City Area Public Library (PA) 12888 Franklin County Library System (PA-A) 12274 Free Library of Philadelphia (PA) 13056 Gettysburg College (PA-A) 12474 Greater Canonsburg Public Library (PA) 11477 Green Free Library (PA) 12389 Gwynedd-Mercy College (PA-A) July, 2011 12411 Hamlin Memorial Library (PA) 12335 Hanover Public Library (PA) 12394 Harcum College Library (PA-A) 12715 Harrisburg Area Community College - Gettysburg (PA-A) 12716 Harrisburg Area Community College - Harrisburg (PA-A) 12717 Harrisburg Area Community College - Lancaster (PA-A) 12718 Harrisburg Area Community College - Lebanon (PA-A) 12719 Harrisburg Area Community College - York (PA-A) 12390 Harrisburg University of Science and Technology (PA-A) 12410 Hawley Public Library (PA) 12541 Hollidaysburg Area Public Library (PA) 12400 Hoyt Library (PA) 12391 Immaculata University (PA-A) 12279 Kutztown University (PA-A) 10610 La Salle University (PA-A) 12592 Lackawanna College (PA-A) 13470 Lancaster Bible College Library (PA-A) 12324 Lancaster County Library (PA) 12412 Lancaster Country Day School (PA) Lancaster General College Of Nursing and Health 13265 Sciences (PA-A) 12542 Lansdale Public Library (PA) 12424 Laughlin Memorial Library (PA) 12401 Lauri Ann West Memorial Library (PA) 12543 Lebanon Community Library(PA) 12387 Lehigh Valley College (PA-A) Lycoming County Library System / J. V. Brown Library 11476 (PA) 12325 Lycoming College (PA-A) 12280 Mansfield University of PA (PA-A) 12547 Margaret R. Grundy Memorial Library (PA) July, 2011 12413 Marianna Community Public Library (PA) 12544 Martin Memorial Library (PA) 13272 Marywood University Library (PA-A) 11498 Mather Memorial Library (PA) 12425 Memorial Library of Nazareth & Vicinity (PA) 12415 Mengle Memorial Library (PA) 11505 Milton Public Library (PA) 12326 Monessen Public Library(PA) 11493 Monroeton Public Library (PA) 12327 Montgomery County/Norristown Public Library (PA) 12414 Montgomery Hospital (PA) Montgomery House Warrior Run Area Public Library 11504 (PA) 12545 Moon Township Public Library (PA) 12392 Moravian College (PA-A) 12694 Mount Lebanon Public Library (PA) 12350 Muhlenberg College Library (PA-A) 12553 New Castle Public Library (PA) 12417 Newport Public Library (PA) 12328 Osterhout Free Library (PA) 12416 Paoli Hospital (PA) 12351 Parkland Community Library (PA) 12418 Penn Area Library (PA) 13524 Pennsylvania College of Art & Design Library 13101 Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PA) 10945 Pennsylvania State University (PA-A) 12419 Peters Township High School (PA) 12420 Peters Township Public Library (PA) 11508 Potter-Tioga County Library System (PA) 12354 Public Library of Union County (PA) July, 2011 13262 Reading Public Library (PA) 12637 Robert Morris University (PA-A) 12396 Saint Francis University, Pasquerill Library (PA-A) 12720 Saint Joseph's University (PA-A) 11494 Sayre Public Library (PA) 12330 Schlow Centre Region Library (PA) 12277 Scranton Public Library (PA) 12352 Shenango Valley Community Library (PA) 12807 Shippensburg University of PA (PA-A) 11509 Snyder County Library System (PA) 11492 Spalding Memorial Library (PA) 12272 State Library of Pennsylvania (PA) 11510 Sullivan County Library (PA) 12421 Summerville Public Library (PA) 12353 Susquehanna County Library (PA) 12721 Swarthmore College (PA-A) 11479 Thomas Beaver Free Library (PA) 11495 Towanda Public Library (PA) 11511 Union County Library System (PA) 12395 University of the Sciences in Philadelphia (PA-A) 12548 Upper Merion Township Library (PA) 12397 Valley Forge Military Academy & Junior College (PA-A) 12278 Villanova University (PA-A) 10421 Warren Library Association (PA) 12428 West Pittston Public Library(PA) 12427 Western Pocono Community Library (PA) 12549 Widener University School of Law, Harrisburg (PA-A) 11499 Wyalusing Public Library (PA) 12422 Wyomissing Public Library (PA) July, 2011 July, 2011 .
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