Old medical books…?

Having recognized that I never touch my old medical school library, I have gone through the books and decided to get rid of many of them.  At this point, I have electronic access to the newer versions of all the ones I actually use. 

So I have large books on basic sciences (biochemistry, anatomy, neuroanatomy, pathology, etc…) and clinical texts (internal medicine, pediatrics, psychiatry), all old enough that I wouldn’t consider them to be accurate anymore. 

What do to with them?  K suggested “ask the public library” –

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, what would my library tell me? 

I’m pretty sure Half Price Books would turn up their noses at them.

Goodwill?  I’ve donated a ton of stuff to them over the last year (remember nadeclumo or whatever we called it?) but haven’t tried giving them books yet.

Thoughts?