A showcase in the library holds old Hope school yearbooks, alumni scrapbooks, record of visitors to Ladies Lounge 1955 to 1967, pictures of Lions C...
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About
In the year 1897, 10 years after Herington, Kansas was founded, the Women's Mutual Benefit Club was organized. Their first project was to ma...
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The Hillsboro Public Library was begun in 1926 by members of the Mentor Study Club, a federated women's group. The purpose of the library is to mak...
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Library History : The basic function of the Library building is to provide a place for scholars to come to work in the rich historical materials h...
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In the beginning, it was the Goessel Book Club that sponsored the City Library, located at that time in a room in the Goessel City Building - curre...
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About Us:
The Dorothy Bramlage Public Library serves the residents of Junction City, Ft. Riley, Geary County and surrounding areas. You are invi...
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History Of Council Groves Library
The first library was suggested by Miss Mamie Miller in 1876 and the first meeting of the proposed Libra...
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Mission Statement
The Salina Public Library's mission is to enrich lives by providing accessible information, learning resources and services to m...
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Drop-in and see us if you're in Moundridge, Kansas! We offer books, DVD's, audiobooks, copying, faxing, Wi-Fi, Internet computers and more....
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Mission Statement: The mission of the Newton Public Library is to provide quality Library resources and services which fulfill educational, recreat...
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Mission:
At the Lindsborg Community Library, it is our mission to provide access to media and services for community residents of all ages for per...
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The Potwin Public Library was started in the mid 1930’s by a group of ladies from the Senior Study Club. Each lady brought their extra books ...
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Our mission for the Library is to create and maintain an environment in which the people of our community can readily share resources which are the...
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It all started in 1964 when a group of club ladies from Marquette Women's Literary Club launched a book drive with a campaign slogan, Read More In ...
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