Stackable Library Chairs Made in America
 
Half of the Eustis Chair line is designed specifically for libraries. We offer durable, customizable hardwood chairs built to order in our U.S. factory using sustainably sourced hardwoods and strengthened by the Eustis Joint®. Contact us today to request your sample chairs.

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CASE STUDY

Preserving Medical History—Boston Medical Library's Transition to Climate-Controlled Depository

Preserving History, One Page at a Time
 
Every library holds a story worth saving, and The Crowley Company is here to help you tell it. With decades of experience in trusted digitization hardware and services, we’ve partnered with libraries worldwide to preserve books, microfilm and still media archives. Our team works side-by-side with yours to deliver solutions that fit your collection, your timeline, and your budget. As the year winds down, let Crowley help bring your collections into the digital world with care, precision, and a shared passion for protecting knowledge for years to come.
 
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Modern, Actionable People Counting for Libraries

Bring precision and style to your library with CountIT from D-Tech International. Our premium people counter installs flush to the ceiling for a clean, modern look and delivers industry-leading accuracy and privacy-protecting sensing technology. With CountIT Software you can view real-time and historical footfall data, track trends, export reports, and make smarter staffing and service decisions; all from an intuitive dashboard.

For more information, contact anne.lawler@d-techinternational.com / 609-435-5846 or visit d-techinternational.com/us.

Huston & Company Harkness Tables for your Library 
 
Since we began in 1988, Huston & Company has remained committed to its founding mission: to design and build furniture that integrates function, form, and master-level craftsmanship in a style that is elegant, graceful, and enduring. 
 
The Huston & Company Harkness Tables™ are built according to the original 90-year-old copyrighted and patented design, developed by philanthropist Edward Harkness for Phillips Exeter Academy located in Exeter, NH. This oval form creates a collaborative style of learning, inspired by the Socratic method, known in many classrooms today as the Harkness Learning Method.