Humanist Association of Massachusetts Library(206 total words in this text) (7226 Reads)  Our library contains an extensive collection of over 750
books by Humanists, about humanism, Philosophy, and Religion. Many
of the authors are Humanists or write about Humanism.
Some write from a Philosophical or Religious position about Humanist and
Humanist related
topics. Our collection is one that any Humanist would envy. Our lending policy is outlined
below. We also are
host to a very comprehensive collection of Free
Thought literature
which can easily be downloaded in self-extracting format from our
site.
Our library is broken into six pages for your
perusal:
- A borrower must be a current paid-up member of HAM to borrow
books from the
library.
- The borrower may come into the library in the basement of
Memorial Church in
Harvard Yard after calling or emailing in advance to insure the book is
there and the
library is open.
- If it is not convenient to come to the library, the book
will be mailed to the
borrower if the borrower pays the postage.
- A copy of the book list will be sent to any HAM member upon
request for the cost
of the postage.
If you have questions or comments about our
library holdings or
policy please contact
Dick Radtke at librarian@masshumanists.org
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