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John A. Morris Library
 The
Morris Library was established in 1987, the result of a generous
gift from John A. Morris and family. Mr. Morris was a Thoroughbred
owner and breeder. When initially established, the Morris
Library had one computer terminal, two databases on CD-ROM
and a small print collection. Since that time, the library’s
access to electronic resources has grown exponentially. The
Morris Library was one of the first primarily electronic information
centers in the nation and remains the only one dedicated to
the horse and veterinary medicine.
Mission
The Morris Library provides equine health-related information
in support of the research conducted at the Gluck Equine Research
Center. The library also serves as an equine information resource
to the general public, horse owners, veterinarians and researchers
around the world.
Location & Hours
The Morris Library is located on the second floor of the Maxwell
H. Gluck Equine Research Center. It is open to the public,
Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Library’s
materials are non-circulating.
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