You can copy archival records for research or private study. If you intend to use copies for any other purpose (eg. print or electronic publication, exhibition, commercial purposes, etc.) you must get written permission from the Public Archives and Records Office. Reproducing...
Video surveillance refers to any system or device that enables continuous or periodic recording, observing or monitoring of facilities and individuals. Video surveillance systems are to ensure the safety of the public and library staff, the security of library assets and to...
The PEI Public Library Service has added assistive technology to its Library of Things collection to help make reading more accessible for everyone. The new technology includes C-Pens - portable scanning pens that read printed text out loud using an embedded camera, real-time...
Staff at the Public Archives regularly create exhibits on a variety of themes in Island history. You can view the current exhibit at the Public Archives or, in many cases, view the exhibit online. What exhibits are available online? Some of the exhibits available online include: Celebrating Old Home Week New Kid on the Block: The Public Archives Moves to Great George Street (Heritage Week 2020) Caps and Gowns: Graduation Photos at the Public Archives Let it Snow: Images of Our Island Winter (Heritage Week 2019) Images of Early Camping in Prince Edward Island Island Heritage Stands the Test of...
The PEI Public Library Service offers a wide variety of materials in alternative formats for individuals with print disabilities. What is a print disability? A print disability is a learning, physical or visual disability that prevents a person from reading conventional print. •...
Library of Things The Library of Things collection offers a variety of non-traditional items for the public to borrow for free with their PEI Public Library Card. Binge Boxes Binge Boxes are collections of DVDs all gathered into one "binge box" for a spectacular movie night. Cake...