Victoria E. Wolf Recording Booth
PWPL has partnered with the Superiorland Library Cooperative (SLC) to house the Victoria E. Wolf Recording Booth. This booth was purchased with funds donated to SLC in memory of Victoria E Wolf and was installed with the goal of recording books written by local authors and/or about the Upper Peninsula for addition in the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled (NLS). Equipment and furnishings were funded by Eunice Vandecaveye and the Jim Armstrong Memorial.
The recording booth is on the second floor of PWPL, and is available to any patron (in good standing) of a SLC member library. This booth can be used to record music, podcasts, audiobooks, etc. Space in the booth is limited.
For more information about the Great Lakes Talking Books program https://greatlakestalkingbooks.org/
Availability
- Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at 10am and 3:30pm
- Fridays and Saturdays at 10am
- Checkout period is 4 hours
- Startup Guide: Victoria E Wolf Recording Booth Getting Started
Requirements
- Reservations are required.
- Sign up here: https://www.jotform.com/211437666421050
- Patrons of any SLC library who are over 14 may use this resource. SLC Libraries: https://superiorlandlibrary.org/libraries/
- The booth cannot be checked out to patrons with more than $10 in fines.
- All Library Code of Conduct rules apply to the sound booth.
- No food allowed. Covered water containers are allowed.
- Lost room key or damaged equipment may result in up to $250.00 in fines.
For more information: https://greatlakestalkingbooks.org/recordingbooth/
Questions? Contact the Reference Desk at refdesk@pwpl.info or 906-226-4311.