1. Phillip Gipson

2. • CPUs
• Book Checkout
• CDs/DVDs/Multimedia
• Online Databases

3. • Our 14 CPU terminals located on the main floor are
always available for public use.
• Laptop computers can also be checked out at the front
desk.
• Laptops are not to leave library premises, and are single-use
checkout items.
• A variety of computer accessories re also available, as
well as audio/video eqpt.

4. • Books, including those 6
in our fiction, non- 5
fiction, and reference
4
sections, are available
to be checked out for 3
Fiction
two week periods. 2 Nonfiction
• At the graph to the 1
Reference
right, you can see
0
comparative amounts
of book rentals by
type from our 4
locations.

5. • Compact Discs and DVDs are available at
the far end of the main floor. Any visitors to
the library who desire assistance finding
any titles, can find help at the main desk.
They are also listed alphabetically in the
library’s primary catalog.
• A projector and sound system are mounted
in our multi-purpose multimedia room as
well. Use of this room can be scheduled
with the main desk, but library staff will
have to approve any public presentations.

6. • Online databases are available on the
library computer system.
- Our Inter-Library Loan Program
allows you to rent out materials from
other libraries (even ones out of
state), so if any materials are needed
that we don’t have immediately
available, these can be ordered.
- Need materials for an educational
course? You can find them in our
Warpville Central Library Search. If
you’re an active library
member, these materials can be held
on reserve for you if currently available.

7. • Many library materials have been
digitally archived over the years and
can be accessed on our library
computers. These include:
• Magazine articles
• Newspaper articles
• Digital photographs
• Slides
Our work digitally archiving materials
is an ongoing process. Thousands of items
are currently archived, but our archives are
always growing. If any assistance is
needed in locating archived
materials, please let us know!

8. • Quiet Study Zones and Computer Labs are
located on the top floor. It’s important to remain
courteous of other library members when in
these areas. Remember the 3 rules of conduct:
• 1) No loud talking! This is not a chatting area.
• 2) No food or drinks allowed. Food smells can be
distracting for both those studying.
• 3) Turn off all personal electronic devices. Ringing and
buzzing telephones are distracting as well.

9. • Warpville City Library
72 Richwood Lane
Warpville, MD 90210
(700) 458-9627
Mon – Thurs. : 9AM – 9PM
Fri. : 11AM – 8PM
Sat. : 11AM – 3PM

10. • Mr. Phillip K. Gipson, Head Librarian &
Technology Specialist
Mon. & Thurs. 5PM - 7PM
*by appt. only
Schedule a 'Technology and your Library' class
today!
We can be reached during business hours at:
(700) 458-9627

11. • The Warpville Public
Library engages with
the local visual arts
community by
displaying many pieces
from local artists.
• The piece featured at right
is entitled “Race of the
Seahorse Kings,” a
production by local artist
T.H. Williams. It can now
be seen on the patio
behind Warpville Public
Library.