The Cranbury Public Library provides public access to the Internet, a global network of information accessible with a computer. The Internet offers access to many valuable local, national, and international sources of information, greatly increasing the reference materials available at the library.

The Internet user must be aware that the Internet is not controlled and that anyone or any organization may publish a Web page on the Internet. Some information found on the Internet may be inaccurate, incomplete, dated, or offensive to some individuals. A good information consumer must evaluate the validity and appropriateness of each Web site and the information found there.

Parents and legal guardians must assume responsibility for their children and decide if the Internet is an appropriate resource for their children to use. Parents and legal guardians should guide their children in the use of the Internet and inform them about materials they should not view or use.

To assist the public in the use of the Internet, the library contains various materials on Internet use and periodically holds classes on using the Internet. The Web sites linked to from our Recommended Websites, while not produced by the Cranbury Public Library, have been chosen because they have been found to be worthwhile reference sources in the past. However, the Internet is not static and information and links can change. Also, be aware that the Internet is a "web" of information and links may take the user from a reputable information source to one of questionable value.

Reference Services

Check out a pass to one of the museums with your library card, just like a book. Enjoy your visit with family and friends and then return the pass to the Library. Complete details of the Museum Pass program are listed below:

General Information
Cranbury Public Library adult cardholders in good standing are eligible for passes. Passes may be reserved and checked out any time during regular library hours the prior to use. Reserved passes must be picked up one (1) hour prior to closing time. Passes are loaned for a three (3) day period. Passes must be returned in person to the circulation desk. Do not use the book drop to return passes!

A fine of $2.50 per day will be charged for overdue passes. Maximum fine is equal to the card's replacement value. Only one museum pass per household may be checked out.

The following information about each museum and its policies is based on the Friends' understanding of membership benefits, as explained by the museum representatives.

	Grounds for Sculpture Hamilton, NJ Phone:  609-586-0616 Two passes each entitling the bearer and 2 guests free admission to the park and museum galleries - including Member's Day (Sundays).10% discount on Museum Shop items. Additional 1 use guest passes available while supplies last.  Limit 6 passes / family.
	American Museum of Natural History New York City Phone:  212-769-5100 Two passes each entitling the bearer and 5 guests to free general admission and special exhibition tickets. Unlimited complimentary admission to IMAX films for six people. Complimentary coat check.