Richard G. Trefry Library

• Articles & Databases: Over 154,700 unique periodicals and scholarly journals.
• Books: Over 491,900 books and electronic books.
• Streaming Media: Thousands of hours of streaming audio and video.
• Research Guides: Librarian created guides, designed to launch scholarly research in the library’s licensed and open access content.
• Tutorial Videos: Demonstration of search techniques and strategies for using the library more efficiently.

• Interlibrary Loan: Items not found through the Trefry Library’s collection can be requested via Interlibrary Loan. Once placed, our library loan team will search, request, and follow up as soon as possible.
• Writing@APUS: This resource has been designed to supplement and complement writing instruction delivered in American Public University System courses, as well as provide a writing reference resource for APUS writers across disciplines

The Alfred M. Gray University Center -1st Floor, 330 North George Street, Charles Town, WV 25414

• Military Studies & History Special Library: Donations from the library of the Association of the United States Army, the late professor Andrew Baggs, and the late Lt. Gen. Richard Trefry form the basis for a land-based facility in Charles Town, WV. These holdings have a focus toward the school’s specializations in Intelligence, Military History, and Military Studies.
• Richard G. Trefry Archives: The Archives were founded in 2011 in recognition of American Public University System's 20th anniversary as a means to capture its growing institutional heritage. The Trefry Archives consist of physical and electronic records created by APUS and its predecessor institution American Military University. The University Archives also houses a large manuscript collection detailing the career of the late U.S. Army Lieutenant General Richard G. Trefry, who served the APUS board from 1995 to 2017. Online collections from the University Archives can be viewed through the Archives’ website.
  The Richard G. Trefry Archives are located in Charles Town, WV, and open by appointment only. Researchers interested in on-site or electronic access, please fill out the Research Request form.