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Borrowing Vinyl Records
How to Borrow
Vinyl records have a three (3) week loan period and are renewable Vinyl records can be placed on hold to be picked up at any WPL location Vinyl records can be browsed in person at the Eastside Branch
How to Return
Return vinyl records directly to staff at any WPL location during library hours Vinyl records may not be returned through a returns slot
Browse Vinyl Records
vinyl records at the Eastside Branch
Crosley portable record player sitting on a cabinet with plants behind it
Borrowing Record Players
How to Borrow
Record players have a three (3) week loan period and are renewable Record players can be placed on hold to be picked up at any WPL location Record players can be borrowed in person at the Eastside Branch (when available)
How to Return
Return record players directly to staff at any WPL location during library hours Record players may not be returned through a returns slot
Included Items
Turntable Power Adaptor Needle (attached to player) User Guide
Borrow a Record Player
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