Harper Memorial Library is a Gothic-style university library at 1116 E 59th St on the University of Chicago campus. Its high ceiling and grand reading rooms give the building a striking historic character, and the quiet interior is a place to pause or study. Find the Arley D. Cathey Learning Center on the third floor, beside Harper Cafe, and look for books available to take. The library can be hard to locate on campus, so ask staff for directions if you need them.
The reading rooms
Harper Memorial Library is known for its Gothic-style interior and high ceiling. The grand reading rooms are a place to study as well as to take in the architecture. The atmosphere is quiet, though headphones can help if you find it hard to focus.
The third floor
The Arley D. Cathey Learning Center is on the third floor, near Harper Cafe and the elevator in the east tower. The cafe area is a useful landmark when finding the reading center. Some books there are available to take.
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Where is Harper Memorial Library?
It is at 1116 E 59th St, on the University of Chicago campus in Chicago.
What can you see inside Harper Memorial Library?
The library has Gothic-style architecture, a high ceiling and grand reading rooms. The Arley D. Cathey Learning Center is on the third floor.
Is Harper Memorial Library open on weekends?
It is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
