What do I need to get a library card?
Massachusetts residents may obtain a library card by presenting a photo ID with proof of current address, such as a license. Children between the ages of 5 and 17 may obtain a library card when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian presenting proper identification such as a license.

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1. What do I need to get a library card?
2. How many items can I check out?
3. Will I be charged for an item I accidentally damaged or lost?
4. Do you have computers for public use?
5. Does the library have a photocopier?
6. Do you have a fax machine for public use?
7. Does the library have a scanner for public use?
8. Does the library have a shredder for public use?
9. How can I access my patron record online?
10. I forgot my PIN and can’t log onto my account, what should I do?
11. How many items can I have on reserve?
12. Can I pay my fines online?
13. How can I reserve a museum pass?
14. Does the library have meeting rooms available for public use?
15. Does the library have a notary public?