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Libraries in United States
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West Warwick Public Library
West Warwick Public Library, formerly known as the "Champlin Memorial Library". Established in 1967 with an expansion in 1991. We are a public library that caters to West Warwick and surrounding area residents.
11 to 50 staff
Westbank Community Library
The mission of the Westbank Libraries is to inform, enlighten, entertain, enrich, empower, inspire, and engage the community. The Westbank Libraries feature public programming for ages ranging from infants to adults. Community services include free Internet, research assistance from accredited librarians, and access to information resources.
11 to 50 staff
Westchester Library System
Westchester Library System collaborates with 38 libraries in Westchester County to provide access to resources and services and to enhance and support library service for the more than residents. We are one of New York State’s 23 public library systems which were established in 1958 by State Education Law.
51 to 200 staff
Westerville Public Library
Unlock an expansion pack of tools and services to boost your energy, improve your odds, and reboot your life. Take advantage of complimentary Wi-Fi, computer labs, study space, technology training, homework help, home deliveries, learning kits, language learning software, and more. Choose from a collection of over items. Place requests online then pick up through the convenient drive thru. Located in the heart of Uptown Westerville near the Ohio to Erie recreational trail. All Ohio residents are welcome to apply for a library card.
51 to 200 staff
Wheaton Public Library
Wheaton Public Library is a welcoming destination that connects the community to literacy, information, ideas and experiences. Grow with us!
51 to 200 staff
Willard Library
Public library
11 to 50 staff
Wilton Library Association
At Wilton Library, we strive to be a place where everyone is made to feel welcome. Every day, we open our doors, our hearts and our imaginations to even greater possibilities. We are the cultural and intellectual center of Wilton. We inform, enrich, connect, and inspire our community.
51 to 200 staff
Woodstock Public Library
The Woodstock Public Library provides library & computer services for the residents of the Woodstock Community Unit School District #200 in McHenry county Illinois. Our service area includes Woodstock, Wonder Lake and the Bull Valley area. In addition to a collection of over books, CDs, and DVDs; the library also has 37 public computer stations. All public stations provide internet, Microsoft Office 2007 and photo editing software. Customers can login using their library card numbers or with a guest number provided by the reference librarians. Computer training classes are offered on a regular basis. Topics include basic & intermediate level classes in Microsoft Word & Excel; Internet, computer file management. Classes are also offered in social media (Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn) as well as Genealogy research.
11 to 50 staff
Yakima Valley Libraries
Yakima Valley Libraries is located in the beautiful agricultural valley Yakima County in south-central Washington State. Yakima County is 4,296 square miles and is the second largest county in Washington State. Yakima Valley Libraries serves the entire county with the exception of the City of Grandview. Yakima Valley Libraries is a junior taxing district that provides library services to the general public and is primarily supported through local property taxes. The rural county library district was formed in 1945 and is now comprised of a central library and 16 community libraries located throughout Yakima County. All towns or cities, with the exception of the City of Grandview, are either annexed to or contracted with Yakima Valley Libraries for library services. Annexed cities include Harrah, Moxee, Selah, Yakima (Yakima Central, Southeast, and West Valley), Sunnyside, Toppenish, Union Gap, Wapato, and Zillah. Contracting cities include Mabton, Granger, Tieton and Naches. Rural county locations include Buena and Terrace Heights. Yakima Valley Libraries currently serves over people in Yakima County. In 2011 the library district was open a total of 41,548 hours and served 847,169 combined visitors. We circulated over 874,433 items and hosted 202,516 computer appointments using the 150 Internet computers available to the public- See more at:
51 to 200 staff
Yamada Enterprises
Yamada Enterprises has been dedicated to furnishing complete library interiors for over 40 years. As a distributor for various manufacturers, we offer a selection of quality products that include bookstacks, mobile compact shelving systems, library furniture, seating and miscellaneous accessories. The broad scope of our work enables our clients to enjoy a turnkey furniture and equipment installation from a single source supplier. While Yamada’s main focus was originally on libraries, we have branched out into other markets over the last several years and discovered our products have been widely received and fit seamlessly into other environments. Student unions, lounges, banks, hospitals, coffee/wine bars and cafes are just a few of the other markets we have transitioned into. Our compact/mobile and rotary file systems are also widely used in doctor’s offices, hospitals, law firms and other similar environments.
1 to 10 staff
Aldis Digital Asset Management
Aldis librarians and media experts organize your digital assets, streamline your workflow, and design & optimize your digital asset management (DAM) platform to fit the way you work. We design and build custom integrated systems and workflows with affordable ongoing operations and support. We also offer ingest and preservation services for most legacy tape formats. — — — — — — — WBENC Certified
11 to 50 staff
American Antiquarian Society
The American Antiquarian Society (AAS) is both a learned society and national research library of pre-twentieth century American history and culture. Our mission is to collect, preserve, and make available for study the printed record of what is now the United States of America from first European settlement through the year 1876. As a learned society, we offer a wide variety of programs for diverse audiences including: professional scholars, pre-collegiate, undergraduate and graduate level students and educators, professional artists and writers, genealogists, and the general public. The library collections encompass three million books, pamphlets, newspapers, periodicals, graphic arts materials and manuscripts housed on twenty-five miles of shelving.
51 to 200 staff
Baldwin Public Library
The Baldwin Public Library in Birmingham, Michigan enriches lives by providing opportunities and resources for everyone to learn, connect, and discover.
51 to 200 staff
Berkeley Public Library Ca
The Berkeley Public Library has served the people of Berkeley since 1893, and looks forward to providing many more years of community service. The Library is one of the most heavily used libraries in California, serving a local population of 118,950 and more from the surrounding area.(US Census estimate as of July 1, 2022) The Central Library, located in downtown Berkeley, and four recently renovated branches ensure easy library access for residents in Berkeley’s many and diverse neighborhoods. Get a library card, visit one of our locations, attend a program, or explore our website for access to new material and featured events. We offer a variety of materials and services for all ages and interests from Storytimes to a Tool Lending Library. The Library's website gives 24/7 access to many services including- downloading eBooks- streaming movies and music- ordering books and other media through Our Catalog, and Link+- reading magazines and newspapers online
51 to 200 staff
Brown County Library
Brown County Library is your place for information, entertainment, community, and culture. Our Vision is to be an agent of opportunity that empowers people to be their best and to strengthen the region by celebrating the diversity of the human experience. We seek to be recognized as a community hub for literacy, learning, innovation, and cultural and economic vitality
51 to 200 staff
Canton Public Library
Canton Public Library serves more than residents of Canton Township, a community in western Wayne County, Michigan. We are a member of The Library Network (TLN) and the Metro Net Library Consortium. The library's director is Eva Davis. We support the pursuit of individual and community goals by ensuring the open exchange of diverse materials and ideas.
51 to 200 staff
Chandler Public Library
In August of 1954, the five-year dream of the Chandler Junior Woman’s Club became a reality when the doors of the Chandler Public Library were opened. The group conducted a door-to-door campaign to raise the necessary funds to construct the building ($5,560 total cost) and provide for a small collection of books. As evident in the abundance of support received, the entire community felt that it was important to have a library of its own. Once the doors were opened, the keys were turned over to the City of Chandler for continued operation. Today, the Chandler Public Library continues its commitment of being the reading, learning, and cultural center for our community. With four locations in all geographic areas of the community, library users have the opportunity to meet and interact with others, sit quietly and read in an approachable and inviting environment, with high-speed access to the digital world. As the information leader, we provide a variety of resources, in a variety of formats, so library users of all ages can explore topics of personal interest and continue to learn throughout their lives. It is through the abundance of resources, inspiring spaces, professional and committed staff, that the Chandler Public Library strives to be the BEST public library.
51 to 200 staff
Chapel Hill Public Library
The busiest library in North Carolina is a trusted, community-owned institution that creates opportunity through learning, sharing, and collaborating. We are a department of the Town of Chapel Hill, serving the residents of Chapel Hill and the Orange County community. Our mission: Sparking Curiosity. Inspiring Learning. Creating Connections.
11 to 50 staff
Chattahoochee Valley Libraries
We are your place | your partner | your library
51 to 200 staff
Community Libraries Of Providence
Our Mission Community Libraries of Providence serves the culturally rich people of Providence by adapting to their evolving reading and information needs with a diverse staff that delivers relevant library resources and programs, cultivates meaningful partnerships and promotes vibrant neighborhoods. About Us Providence Community Library (PCL) serves more than registered patrons. Our nine library locations provide access to a wealth of resources, knowledge and opportunities for the people of Providence. Additionally, our mobile library takes the joy of reading and lifelong learning out on the road to schoolyards, city parks and special events. PCL is the largest library system in the state of Rhode Island and the city’s largest, free educational institution after the Providence Public Schools. PCL is a member of Ocean State Libraries network. Our Funding PCL receives approximately 85 percent of its funding from the State of Rhode Island and City of Providence. We work to raise the remaining 15 percent through generous contributions from charitable, corporate and individual donors. To learn more about how to support PCL, visit
51 to 200 staff
Cook Memorial Public Library District
The Cook Memorial Public Library District, as an integral part of the community, strives to facilitate the free exchange of information and foster the free expression of creative thought, by providing the resources, services and environment needed for community members to discover the past, understand the present, and imagine the future. Cook Memorial Public Library District serves the communities of Green Oaks, Indian Creek, Libertyville, Mettawa, parts of Mundelein, and Vernon Hills.
51 to 200 staff
Crystal Lake Public Library
Crystal Lake Public Library serves Crystal Lake, Illinois, a community of more than people located in Northern Illinois. The Library is located at 126 Paddock St, Crystal Lake. The library's mission statement is: Helping people, of all ages and backgrounds, learn, enjoy, and better their lives.
51 to 200 staff
Dauphin County Library System
Vision The Dauphin County Library System Serves the information needs of Dauphin County citizens with a dedicated staff of skilled and knowledgeable library employees; Is the bridge that unites available, affordable, and accessible information with a widely diverse community; seeks opportunities to meld traditional library services with new technologies; Is the information place, working hand-in-hand with other agencies to provide access to the information that is integral to the well-being of our community Guiding Principles The Dauphin County Library System is committed to: Upholding the principle of free speech and to opposing the restriction or suppression of ideas, information, or artistic expression; Serving all people, regardless of age, race, religion, gender, physical ability or economic status; Providing free basic services to all and making prudent decisions about those services; Being fully accountable for all funds we receive; Promoting a lifelong love of learning.
51 to 200 staff
Deschutes Public Library
Our Mission: Residents of Deschutes County freely and openly access ideas and information to enrich their lives through literature, other cultural resources and life-long learning consistent with the wise application of the funds and other resources of the District. Our Core Values: 1. Service Excellence – We are friendly, progressive and exceed expectations. We create multiple ways for people to connect and access information and resources. New Ideas – We inspire ourselves and others by seeking innovation in customer service, technology, systems and staff development. Accountability – We promote trust, collaboration and leadership at all levels. We ensure fiscal integrity, operating efficiencies and responsible stewardship. Intellectual Freedom – We value differences, protect confidentiality and provide free and equal access to library resources and facilities without judgment or bias. Lifelong Learning – We create library experiences for all ages that promote creativity and cultural enrichment. We promote learning, respect for different views, personal enlightenment and connecting with others. Staff Investment – We empower staff to create positive library experiences, foster cohesive working relationships and develop professionally. We recognize and celebrate staff accomplishments and achievements.
51 to 200 staff
