An “Epstein Files Reading Room” mobile library has made four appearances in the state of Pennsylvania this month.
The mobile library contains more than 3.5 million pages of Epstein files, bound into books for visitors to read, Keystone Newsroom reported.
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A project of the nonprofit The Institute for Primary Facts, the bookmobile is a free, traveling public reading room — containing all of the released Epstein files in printed copies, according to its website,trumpepsteinreadingroom.com.
“We’re bringing the Epstein Files, a timeline of Trump and Epstein’s relationship and a tribute to survivors, to communities across the country,” the website says.
Deceased convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s and President Donald Trump’srelationship began in the 1980swhen they were neighbors in Florida. The men sometimes appeared in public together, and Trump flew on Epstein’s jet numerous times.
When Epstein was arrested in 2019 on suspicion of sex-trafficking underage girls, Trump said: “I had a falling-out with him a long time ago. I don’t think I’ve spoken to him for 15 years. I wasn’t a fan.”
The Post has previously reported that there isno public evidenceof inappropriate behavior by Trump related to Epstein.
The bookmobile made stops in the following Pennsylvania locations, according to its website:Harrisburg on ThursdayBristol on FridayAllentown on SaturdayScranton on Sunday
“Release all of the files” is what the side of the bookmobile says, according to Keystone Newsroom.
The red books within the bookmobile are denoted as the “Trump Collection,” which detail the president’s appearances in the released files, Keystone Newsroom reported.
The four Pennsylvania tour stops were part of the 21 initial stops scheduled for the bookmobile on its website, and over 20 additional cities will be announced soon.
Megan Swift is a TribLive reporter covering trending news in Western Pennsylvania. She was the 2025 recipient of the Lenfest Institute Emerging Journalist Award through the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association. A Murrysville native, Megan joined the Trib full time in 2023 after serving as editor-in-chief of The Daily Collegian at Penn State. She can be reached atmswift@triblive.com.
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