Erla P. Heyns, director; tel.: (607) 253-3510
Holdings: 101,468 volumes; 25,983 microforms
The Flower-Sprecher Library holds an internationally
recognized collection of materials on veterinary medicine and animal culture.
Related strengths include immunology, microbiology, parasitology, pharmacology,
physiology, and human medicine. The library's audiovisual collection includes
29,279 titles as video recordings, audiotapes, and 35-mm slide sets. These
resources are complemented by various biomedical electronic- information
and current-awareness services.
The library was established in 1897 through an endowment
by Roswell P. Flower, then governor of New York State. In 1992 it was
renamed to recognize Dr. and Mrs. Isidor I. Sprecker for their generous
support of the College of Veterinary Medicine. |