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Libraries in United States
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Libraries sector based in United States. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Elkhart Public Library
Unlock your potential and read with everyone! We have all the items you expect, plus events and programs to move you. Like our books, check us out.
51 to 200 staff
Equinox Open Library Initiative
Equinox Open Library Initiative is a nonprofit company engaging in literary, charitable, and educational endeavors serving cultural and knowledge institutions. As the successor to Equinox Software, Inc, the Initiative carries forward a decade of service and experience with Evergreen and other open source library software. At Equinox OLI we help you empower your library with open source technologies.
11 to 50 staff
Fontana Regional Library
Fontana Regional Library is a Regional Library System serving Jackson, Macon, and Swain counties in western North Carolina.
51 to 200 staff
Frederick County Public Libraries
Frederick County Public Libraries (FCPL)’s mission is to facilitate the public’s freedom to explore, to invent, and to transform. FCPL connects people to ideas and to each other, helping to foster individual and community growth. Our core values: We are kind. We listen and connect. We create.
201 to 500 staff
Glenview Public Library
The Glenview Public Library serves approximately residents of Glenview and averages about visits per year. We make the power of knowledge, information, and discovery accessible to all people.
51 to 200 staff
Gloria Coles Flint Public Library
The Gloria Coles Flint Public Library's mission is to be Flint's "go to" place to learn for life. GCFPL serves residents of the City of Flint, Michigan through a Main Library located in the beautiful Flint Cultural Center. The Library's key service priorities apart from its core services are Family Literacy, Digital Literacy and Encouraging Interaction in a Community Space. The Library is a key partner in the Flint and Genesee Literacy Network, a network of service providers aiming to achieve community-wide results:(1) children enter school ready to learn,(2) children are succeeding in school,(3) people are prepared for and succeeding in post-secondary education, and (4) people are gainfully employed at a living wage.
11 to 50 staff
Hinsdale Public Library
The Hinsdale Public Library is a comfortable and inviting place to visit. Located right next to the Village Hall, north of Burlington Park, the Library is open 7 days a week, and online services are available 24/7. The Library offers free study rooms and meeting rooms, a spacious Quiet Reading Room, an interactive children’s area, and plenty of comfortable seating for reading or working. The Library also houses a fine art collection, featuring the work of prominent Illinois artists. Our service desks are staffed by knowledgeable professionals, offering prompt assistance using the latest resources.
51 to 200 staff
Hoover Public Library
The Hoover Public Library seeks to reinvent the way communities view libraries. As the heart and soul of the Hoover community, we are more than just a library. We’re the place you come to meet your friends, experience live theater, peruse art, listen to music, entertain your children, learn about new technology, seek job searching assistance, explore your interests, find good book recommendations and much, much more. We seek to grow our patronage by offering an unparalleled customer experience. When you have a question, we want the library to be the first thing that comes to mind.
51 to 200 staff
Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library
Our Vision To be an innovative, forward-thinking community hub that inspires a welcoming culture of connectivity and discovery well beyond the Library’s walls. Our Mission We seek to satisfy curiosity, nurture reading, and help build connections. Everything we do, we do in the hopes of strengthening our community and nurturing the love of learning.
11 to 50 staff
Jackson County Library Services
With more than 200 days of sunshine each year, Jackson County, Oregon is located midway between Portland and San Francisco. The region boasts beautiful valleys and mountain lakes, wineries, wild rivers, easy access to the Redwoods and coast, and cultural entertainment to rival big cities. Jackson County Library Services (JCLS) serves the residents of Jackson County with 15 branch libraries. The mission of the Jackson County Library District is to connect everyone to information, ideas, and each other. We provide a wide range of children’s, teen, and adult physical and electronic resources and collections as well as outreach services, including booktalks for elementary and middle school students, services for homebound patrons, and outreach to childcare centers. Our ever-changing calendar of programs and events is diverse, including musical performances, lectures, art exhibits, classes, book groups, storytimes, and more.
51 to 200 staff
Jefferson Parish Library System
Having a total of 15 branches in the system which serve a population of approximately 434,767, the Jefferson Parish Library System was founded in 1946. The East Bank Regional Library is the largest of the Library's branches and encompasses the Library's Administrative departments.
51 to 200 staff
Knox County Public Library
As the oldest continuously operating public library in the state of Tennessee, Knox County Public Library has a proud history. Today, Knox County Public Library offers more than one million books, periodicals, compact discs, films, audiobooks, and downloadables through 19 locations across Knox County, including one of the premier historical and genealogical collections in the Southeast.
51 to 200 staff
Lebanon Public Library
Proudly serving residents in the City of Lebanon and Center Township in Lebanon, Indiana, since 1905, the Lebanon Public Library is the foundation of a literate community, advocating literacy for the future. Lebanon Public Library is part of the Evergreen Indiana Library Consortium.
11 to 50 staff
Letterform Archive
Established in 2015, Letterform Archive is a San Francisco nonprofit center for inspiration, education, and community. As a library and museum, we preserve over artifacts of calligraphy, lettering, typography, and graphic design, and offer radical access to the collection through exhibitions, hands-on tours, research opportunities, and state-of-the-art publications. Our education program is anchored by a yearlong certificate program in type design, accompanied by public workshops, lectures, and salons on the letter arts, both in-person and online. We also serve a global community through social media, virtual exhibitions, and the Online Archive. The Archive was originally founded to give designers access to objects that are often overlooked or inaccessible elsewhere — or, worse, lost to the dumpster. It was soon clear that the need was greater than we imagined. Our audience expanded to creative and curious people of all sorts, as enthusiasm for type and design grew among the general public. As stewards of important design artifacts we cherish our role in preserving the growing collection, both physically and digitally, as well as sharing it in a way that enriches the community at large. These values inspired design pioneers like Emigre, Aaron Marcus, Jennifer Morla, and Michael Vanderbyl to donate their work, knowing it had a good home in a highly curated collection, but also that it would be seen and used by other designers—and the designer in everyone—for generations to come.
11 to 50 staff
Loutit District Library
Loutit District Library is located in Grand Haven on the shore of Lake Michigan. LDL is a public library serving the city of Grand Haven, Grand Haven Township, Robinson Township, Ferrysburg, and the part of Port Sheldon Township included in the Grand Haven Public Schools system. Residents and visitors may borrow materials, access wireless Internet, and research local history and genealogy. Check out our classes and Programs for children, teens, and adults. We have something for everyone! Expand your horizon. Enrich your mind. Engage Community.
11 to 50 staff
Middle Country Public Library
Middle Country Public Library is a dynamic center for continuous learning that provides information, resources and programs to reflect a wide range of views and meet the needs of a diverse community. A skilled, creative and enthusiastic staff demonstrates professional expertise, inviting on-going community dialogue to evaluate and improve services. Visionary leadership, outstanding facilities and collaborative partnerships enable the Library to deliver model services for individuals, families, children, teens, seniors, businesses and professionals. Extensive technological resources, collections and innovative services support literacy, economic independence, cultural enrichment, and family health and wellness. The Library is a welcoming place, dedicated to excellence and to enhancing the quality of community life.
201 to 500 staff
Monmouth County Library
The Monmouth County Library welcomes and supports the development of a lifelong interest in the pursuit of knowledge through reading and learning. We serve thirteen branches and fourteen member libraries in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and YouTube.
51 to 200 staff
Mount Clemens Public Library
Mount Clemens Public Library is a medium-sized public library in suburban Detroit, Michigan. It is the oldest public library in Michigan, having been founded in 1865. In addition to books and periodicals, MCPL offers audiovisual collections, subscription research databases, an online media download collection, an online historical photo and document archive, public meeting rooms, and a wide variety of programs for persons of all ages.
11 to 50 staff
Palm Harbor Library
MISSION: Palm Harbor Library aspires to be the definitive educational and cultural destination for all members of the Palm Harbor community. It will offer a safe and secure environment, and serve as a neutral venue while providing easy access to information. The library will be an essential part of the community, acting as an anchor for learning, promoting, and supporting the arts and meeting the evolving needs of its residents. ABOUT THE LIBRARY Since 1978, the Palm Harbor Library (PHL) has served as an essential civic institution with strong connections to our public. The PHL team is collaborative, creative, dedicated, innovative, and passionate about library services! In addition to print and online collections, the building houses myriad rooms and spaces for all ages such as: • Bookstore / Yoffredo Activity Center • Frank A. Weaner Teen Room • Hazel Incantalupo MakerSpace • Interactive Mural (by artist Noelle Jordan Stillman) • John Brock Art Alcove • Mark Mazurek Gaming Center • Palm Harbor Business Center • Reading Garden • Seed Library • Short Story Machine The Palm Harbor Library (PHL) is an entity of the Palm Harbor Community Services Agency, Inc.(PHCSA), whose mission is “to develop, provide and promote educational and recreational activities that support and improve the quality of life for all residents of the greater Palm Harbor area.” PHL is a member library of the Pinellas Public Library Cooperative (PPLC) and an institutional member of the Florida Library Association (FLA).
11 to 50 staff
Quincy Public Library
Quincy Public Library provides literacy and lifelong educational resources for all ages for residents within the service areas in Quincy, Illinois and the surrounding townships. QPL offers books, music, and movies through traditional and digital formats; public use computers; study rooms; classes and events; school delivery and homebound delivery of material; and reference, research and genealogical assistance, all at no additional charge to area residents.
11 to 50 staff
Saint Paul Public Library
Saint Paul Public Library is welcomes residents of Saint Paul, Minnesota to connect, learn, participate and grow across twelve community branches, a Central Library in downtown Saint Paul, and a Bookmobile that travels throughout the city.
51 to 200 staff
Solano County Library
Solano County Library is a public library serving the cities of Fairfield, Vallejo, Vacaville, Dixon, Suisun City, Rio Vista, Cordelia and Rio Vista.
51 to 200 staff
South Holland Public Library
Inform. Innovate, Inspire. Millions of resources and unlimited opportunities await you @ your library! Find a book or borrow a movie - Attend a program or see a film - Study with your friends or play some games - Take an online test or learn online - Get homework help or take a game break. These are just a few of the unlimited opportunities you have at the South Holland Public Library. Millions of resources await your exploration here, and we're always open online at shlibrary.org!
11 to 50 staff
St. Tammany Parish Library
The St. Tammany Parish Library has been serving the citizens of St. Tammany Parish for more than sixty years. Our twelve branches offer over loanable items including books, CDs, DVDs, audiobooks, and magazines. The library’s website offers 24/7 access to downloadable audio and e-books, music downloads, research tools, magazines, and newspapers and our programs and services are designed to meet residents’ cultural, informational, educational, and recreational needs.
51 to 200 staff
