The history of the Broken Arrow Public Library can be traced to a group of 17 young women, who in 1906 organized the Self Culture Club. This group ...
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South Broken Arrow Library History: Because of the quick growth of the city of Broken Arrow Library to the south, it became obvious that a second b...
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History:
Nineteen-sixty was an important year for public libraries in Oklahoma. State Question 392 changed the Oklahoma constitution to allow co...
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History :
The South Regional was built on a 3-acre site at 6737 South 85 th East Avenue donated to the System by developers of Woodland Hills Ma...
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Mission statement:
The inola public library serves community residents of all ages by providing access to materials and services which meet the...
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History : In 2002, the Martin Regional Library was expanded to 29,425 square feet. The shelving capacity increased to hold 125,000 volumes and over...
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About Us:
Perched at the edge of a small neighborhood in midtown Tulsa at 23rd and Sheridan sits the Nathan Hale Library designed by F. Allen White...
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History : In April of 1995, a bequest of $325,000 from Miss Sibyl Benson for a new building to replace the Florence Park Library was announced. M...
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History:
When stores along Main Street began stocking antiques and collectibles, Jenks Library followed suit by starting a special book co...
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History : In November of 2000 Maxwell Park Library closed for a $76,000 renovation made possible from the Library Bond Issue approved on May 12, 1...
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History :
The library features separate children's and adult areas, study areas, a book capacity of 23,000, a community meeting room with ...
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History "Something new is coming to Tulsa a lively library" announced the Tulsa Sunday World when the Brookside Library opened on January 19, 1951 ...
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