The library owned 5 computers of which all 5 were available for public use.

By the late 90s, the library soon owned several hundred databases.

The computer lists books by subject and shows whether the library owns a particular book.

The library owned 21 computers of which 7 were available for public use.

The library has long owned the rest of the manuscript.

The library owns some 43.3 million research materials, including 15.5 million books.

The library also owns 38 documents signed by the queen.

In 1952, the library owned 49,000 volumes and 5,543 requests.

At that time, the population of Waverly was 2,916 and the library owned less than 2,000 books.

Not the least of several reasons for going are the manuscripts the library owns and will put on display.