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Libraries in United States
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Harborfields Public Library
The official LinkedIn page for the public library serving the wonderful Harborfields community since 1970. Located at 31 Broadway in Greenlawn, New York.
51 to 200 staff
Haverford Township Free Library
The mission of the Haverford Township Free Library is to provide residents of the Township of Haverford, as well as the public at large, with exemplary access to the broadest possible range of resources, programs and services that enhance and enrich their lives.
11 to 50 staff
Hill Museum & Manuscript Library
HMML’s mission is to preserve and share the world’s handwritten past to inspire a deeper understanding of our present and future. Three Major Focus Areas: • Digitally preserve rare and endangered manuscripts • Archive, catalog, and share manuscripts online • Foster research on the thought and cultures represented in the manuscripts HMML’s Digital/Microfilm Projects: • 800+ libraries photographed • 40 global regions across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia • 90+ languages • manuscripts imaged worldwide Digital manuscripts, art, and other resources are available online for free; visit
11 to 50 staff
Howe Library
The Howe Library was established as Hanover, New Hampshire’s public library in 1900 through a gift from Emily Howe to the newly-formed non-profit Howe Library Corporation. Miss Howe dedicated the first Howe Library in her former family home on West Wheelock Street with “a prayer that this library may prove a blessing to this community to the remotest generation.” The Howe Library Corporation managed the library and its operating budget until 1973 when Hanover residents voted to assume responsibility for the operating budget and the library became a department of the town. At the same time, the library was outgrowing its home on West Wheelock Street and plans began for a new building. Constructed on town land in 1973, this new facility was financed by The Howe Library Corporation with a loan from the town and donations. A large addition was completed in 2005, almost doubling the size. The Howe Library continues to be a partnership between the Howe Library Corporation and the Town of Hanover.
11 to 50 staff
Idaho Falls Public Library
The Idaho Falls Public Library provides materials of popular interest to the community, emphasizes and encourages reading by children, supplements the learning and educational needs of the community, and furnishes timely, accurate information.
11 to 50 staff
Ilsley Public Library
Ilsley Public Library is a libraries company based out of 75 Main St, Middlebury, Vermont, United States.
11 to 50 staff
Indus International, Inc
Indus International, Inc. has been in operation since 1985. To this day we are a leader in the micrographics industry. We entered the Document Management business in the early 1990's and entered the Book Scanner market in 2001. Since 2001 we have been marketing various Overhead Book Scanning products to the market. We carry a complete line of Book Scanners for all needs and specifications. This includes the German Bookeye line of Book Scanners, the ProServ line of large format Book Scanners, the Konica Minolta line of overhead Book Scanners, the Treventus Scan Robot 2.0MDS robotic Book Scanner and our very own Book Scanning solution, the BookScanner The Book Scanner was recently released into the marketplace after 2 years of research and development. It is the first U.S. manufactured, overhead Book Scanner on the market and has been designed and manufactured in the United States. The BookScanner is a A2+ scanning solution with a scan bed of 18" x 28", when open. It scans at a true optical resolution of 400 dpi. The scanner takes 2.7 seconds to scan an image and scans in both directions. It includes adjustable cradles, coverglass and a foot pedal as well as our own Virtual Library software. For information on any of our products visit our website at or contact us at 800-843-9377.
11 to 50 staff
James White Library
The James White Library (JWL) was designed to house two libraries. One was the Emmanuel Missionary College Library, which had its beginning in 1874 when Battle Creek College library collection consisted of 200 volumes which had either been donated or purchased with contributed funds. By 1901 when the college relocated to Berrien Springs, the collection had grown to over volumes. The library soon outgrew its home on the second floor of the Administration Building, as it would also outgrow Griggs Hall. The other library collection was that of the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, which was established in Washington, D.C. in 1937. Numbering slightly over 2,100 books in 1940, the collection grew dramatically in the following two decades thanks to sound acquisitions and numerous donations. The 1960-61 academic year saw the relocation of the Seminary to Berrien Springs, Michigan, and a merger of the two collections under one roof the following year. When it opened in 1962, JWL housed over volumes and periodical titles. JWL now houses over volumes, in addition to 2,800 periodical subscriptions. The library also has a strong collection of non-print materials, and has made its catalog available on-line through the World Wide Web.
11 to 50 staff
Jeffersonville Township Public Library
We are a public library with locations in Jeffersonville and Clarksville, Indiana. Our Vision:"Through the work of the Jeffersonville Township Public Library, citizens will have opportunities to engage new technologies, enjoy cultural and educational events, and develop a strong, diverse, and vibrant community." Our Mission:"The Jeffersonville Township Public Library will identify and meet the informational, entertainment, and technological needs of the community, fostering lifelong learning and informed citizenship in a welcoming environment."
11 to 50 staff
Jessamine County Public Library
From its foundation in 1896, the Jessamine County Public Library has proudly served its community, offering worlds of insight, knowledge, and information to every learner. Inside the library, find a physical collection with a wingspan of items, a cutting-edge Creative Space complete with 3D printers, a recording studio, and woodcarving machines, as well as a dedicated Children's Library and Teen Space. Visit or call us at 859-885-3523 to receive more information.
51 to 200 staff
Johnson City Public Library
Connecting People, Ideas, and Community
11 to 50 staff
Johnson County Public Library-Indiana
Johnson County Public Library connects people, resources and experiences. It’s a place where everyone is welcome. It’s a place to learn through reading, discovering and creating. A library is a community of empowered learners, enthusiastic readers and engaged citizens. The Johnson County Public Library-Indiana is made up of four branches (Clark-Pleasant, Franklin, Trafalgar and White River) and the JCPL Services Center, which houses Administration, Human Resources, the Adult Learning Center, and the Marketing & Communications office. For detailed hours, information, and access to our catalog and other resources, please visit us at pageafterpage.org.
51 to 200 staff
Jones Library
We are public libraries serving Amherst, Massachusetts. We offer library materials, programming, informational resources, access to technology, and much more. Our Special Collections include local history and genealogy materials, as well as manuscript collections featuring Emily Dickinson and Robert Frost. Our ESL program provides volunteer tutors, study materials, English and citizenship classes, and other services to adult immigrants in the Amherst area. Our branch libraries serve the residents of North Amherst and South Amherst. We believe in the freedom to read, to learn, to discover, to change your life.
51 to 200 staff
Kendallville Public Library
The Kendallville Public Library and its branch, the Limberlost Public Library in Rome City, are dedicated to providing access to information for life. The libraries are part of the Evergreen Indiana consortium, giving their patrons access more than 100 libraries across the state. The library's online virtual branch is a wonderful resource for everyone - offering access to patron accounts, the Evergreen Indiana catalog, informational databases, important links and more.
11 to 50 staff
Kent Free Library
The Kent Free Library is a public library serving the residents of the Kent City School District in Kent, Ohio. Its mission is to empower the community through information, education, and recreation.
51 to 200 staff
Kern County Library
The Kern County Library provides access to resources that enrich lives. We seek to nurture creativity, education and imagination to inspire. The Kern County Library system serves a population of more than people within the county limits through 24 branches, 2 bookmobiles and online services at We have an amazing staff and are always looking to improve service in this predominantly rural service area.
51 to 200 staff
Kingston Public Library
This active Public Library south of Boston, supports a growing community by providing traditional library services as well as entertaining programs, wifi and trendy technology. We welcome you to use our comfortable space for your browsing or business needs. Our bright Children's area provides the perfect introduction for your child to the world of libraries and the joys of the world around us. Our Browsing area is outfitted with cozy seating, newspapers, magazines and the latest bestsellers. Just relax and enjoy! The Reference area is packed with technology and a knowledgeable staff, ready and willing to assist you with your latest project. Whether you're a frequent guest or a new visitor, the library has something for you. Check it Out!
1 to 10 staff
La Porte County Public Library
La Porte County Public Library is the center of community life with a focus on reading, lifelong learning and public involvement.
51 to 200 staff
Lafourche Parish Public Library
Lafourche Parish Public Library provides the residents of Lafourche Parish access to books and other resources that will inspire lifelong learning, advance knowledge and strengthen our communities while embracing the rich heritage and vibrant future of our parish.
51 to 200 staff
Lake Villa District Library
The Lake Villa District Library strives to be a welcoming environment where people can connect with the resources that they need to learn, be entertained or just find the information they need to improve the quality of their lives.
51 to 200 staff
Lancaster Community Library
Lancaster Community Library is a not for profit library located at 16 Town Centre Drive in Kilmarnock, Virginia. LCL moved to its present location in 2016. Patrons can check out books and other media, use free WiFi and computers, and attend programming for all ages especially children.
11 to 50 staff
Lewis & Clark Library
LEWIS & CLARK LIBRARY is a libraries company based out of 120 S LAST CHANCE GULCH, HELENA, Montana, United States.
11 to 50 staff
Library And Information Resources Network, Inc
LIRN is a nonprofit library service and content provider working to strengthen libraries for successful learning—so students can thrive in their academic careers and beyond. We offer our members unrivaled value for resources, a team of caring library experts, and future-focused technology services. We believe that all libraries deserve access to the technology and resources that enrich schools and empower students, regardless of size or budget. Whether you’re just beginning to build your school’s library, or whether you need an easy way to supplement existing resources—we’re here to help you create a future-ready learning experience.
11 to 50 staff
Library System Of Lancaster County
Our mission: Provide resources, services, and expertise in a collaborative manner to and with the Member Libraries in order to effectively serve our communities. Our vision: The Library System of Lancaster County supports Member Libraries to be vibrant community centers where people and communities connect to what they need to achieve their greatest potential. Together with Member Libraries, we foster an environment of collaboration, trust and transparency that propels continual development. Member Libraries choose us as an integral partner in their strategy for success.
11 to 50 staff
