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Libraries in United States
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Calcasieu Parish Public Library Company Page
Thanks for visiting the Calcasieu Parish Public Library's LinkedIn company page. Our profile page, has a spirited tone, so get the best of both worlds by connecting to both pages. The Calcasieu Parish Public Library serves all the people who live in the parish with materials, information, and services through a network of branches that are conveniently located and easy to use. The library strives to help people make informed decisions, enjoy their free time, and continue learning all of their lives. The Library Board and Staff are committed to providing high quality, cost effective, equitable service that meets the needs of all parish residents.
51 to 200 staff
Camas Public Library
Camas Public Library is the only independent, municipal library in Clark County, Washington. While its jurisdiction extends to the city limits of Camas, through reciprocal borrowing agreements the Library serves patrons throughout the region. Likewise, Camas residents enjoy borrowing privileges at most Pacific Northwest libraries. The Library prides itself on being a community hub in the bustling downtown Camas core, and hosts many organizations' meetings and events in addition to their own programs. The gorgeous building, renovated in 2002 thanks to a taxpayer-approved bond, is approximately square feet and held 96,742 volumes at the end of 2020.
11 to 50 staff
Carroll County Public Library
The Carroll County Public Library is a leader in public libraries across the nation. We offer lifelong learning through impactful programs, resources, and services. At Carroll County Public Library: We treat everyone equally and with respect We meet each other with humor and kindness We build community We are risk-takers and leaders We inspire curiosity We embrace challenges and learn from mistakes
201 to 500 staff
Chapin Memorial Library
Chapin Memorial Library is a Libraries company located in 400 14th Ave N, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, United States.
11 to 50 staff
Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library
Your community center for lifelong learning.
51 to 200 staff
Columbus Metropolitan Library
23 Locations Serving Franklin County
501 to 1000 staff
Congregational Library & Archives
The Congregational Library began in 1853 when a small group of Boston clergymen donated 56 books from their personal collections. A century and a half later, it has become an internationally recognized resource for scholars, religious leaders, and local churches. Today the Congregational Library & Archives is a thriving center for researchers of all kinds, from professional historians to church members curious about their roots — anyone wanting to understand more about a religious tradition that has deeply informed American culture. The Congregational story is about ordinary people doing extraordinary things, beginning with the seventeenth-century Puritans and continuing on through nineteenth-century abolitionists and social reformers to the work of modern-day Congregational churches toward a just and open society. We believe that the stories of the past are an essential resource for twenty-first century life, providing depth and balance in an always moving world. In that spirit we are continually updating our learning opportunities. As an all-purpose library, we serve the professional scholars, graduate students, and genealogists who work in our historical collection, as well as the busy people who come here for seminars on Congregational history, walking tours of Boston's historic churches, or informal lunches with well-known scholars and popular authors. The Congregational Library & Archives brings old and new together, carrying forward a tradition of care for the world's future by preserving and interpreting the stories of the past.
1 to 10 staff
Cuyahoga Falls Library
The mission of the Cuyahoga Falls Library is to connect people with the world of ideas, information, and imagination by providing access and professional guidance to resources that inform, entertain, and enrich. Incorporated in 1911, Cuyahoga Falls Library serves the people of Cuyahoga Falls and Silver Lake. The library has a collection of almost items, and provides easy access to items from many other libraries around the state. Checkouts at the library doubled from to 2009 and are now almost 1 million per year. The library also provides many other services to individuals and organizations in the community, from visits to schools and pre-schools to delivering books and other materials to seniors who can't make it to the library. The library is open all but nine days per year. We receive a large portion of our funding from a levy on local property taxes. The Friends of the Library provide generous support through money raised in their book sales.
11 to 50 staff
Demco Software
Get ready to reach more people and boost your community connections. Demco Software makes it easier to do everything from creating and promoting popular programs to sharing insights and measurable outcomes — so you can drive your library’s mission forward.
51 to 200 staff
Eisenhower Public Library District
Eisenhower Public Library District serves the communities of Norridge and Harwood Heights, Illinois. The Eisenhower Public LIbrary District's engaged staff empowers patrons of all ages to be successful and informed members of their communities. The Library is a responsive and creative hub of the communities of Norridge and Harwood Heights through excellence in programming, collections, and information services. The Library is a responsible steward and invests in resources, tools, and technologies in service of the greater good of Norridge and Harwood Heights.
51 to 200 staff
Friends Of The Multnomah County Library
The Friends of the Multnomah County Library advocate for and support our outstanding public library. We are committed to providing supplemental funding for library programs and services, and sponsoring activities which engage people who value our library.
11 to 50 staff
Frisco Public Library
The Frisco Public Library has been an essential provider of books, information, ideas, and education for all Frisco residents since 1991, with a mission to inspire intellect, curiosity, and imagination. The library supports self-directed education, provides educational assistance, and offers enlightening experiences, through a collection of books and ebooks, staff ready to assist, classes for all ages, and quiet and not so quiet spaces.
51 to 200 staff
Genealogical Forum Of Oregon
The Genealogical Forum of Oregon Library is the northwest's premiere place to research your family history. Our collection of holdings has regional, national, and world-wide resources. We offer nearly 200 free classes and special interest groups each year to help you with your research. We are an all-volunteer organization with no paid staff, but we are open seven days a week, and one evening. Please go to our website for more information.
1 to 10 staff
Hackley Public Library
The Hackley Public Library is dedicated to 1) promoting knowledge, understanding, and wisdom, 2) combating ignorance, intolerance, and indifference, 3) promoting the free exchange of ideas, and 4) conserving our national and local cultural heritage. The mission of the Hackley Public Library is to inform, inspire, and delight our diverse community by providing information, knowledge, literature, new technologies, and traditional and innovative programs.
11 to 50 staff
Idaho Commission For Libraries
The Idaho Commission for Libraries (ICfL) is an agency of the State of Idaho. Our mission is to assist libraries to build the capacity to better serve their communities. We offer a variety of resources for libraries and Idahoans. To learn more about ICfL, programs located at your local library, or resources available through us, please follow our page and visit our website at libraries.idaho.gov.
11 to 50 staff
James V. Brown Library
The James V. Brown Library is the public library for Williamsport and the center of the Lycoming County Library System. Built and opened in 1907 as the result of a bequest from lumber baron James VanDuzee Brown, the Library has grown and changed with the times. Today, the James V. Brown Library is finding a balance between books and technology. Our customers value both the traditional services, and readily use the new technology based services. Hundreds of people a week use the web while at the library. The library’s website receives thousands of visits per month. Hundreds of babies, toddlers and preschool children enjoy a story time and select books - either in the Youth Services Department or from one of the Lycoming County Library System's three outreach vehicles: Storymobile, Book's Bus and the Bookmobile. Today about half the people who visit the James V. Brown Library come for a good book or to read. The other half come for other reasons: seeking information for work, school, or personal development. In the face of many changes, the library remains true to its original mission: to enable people to be the best they can be, to grow, to learn and to enjoy their lives while learning!
11 to 50 staff
Kanawha County Public Library
The Kanawha County Public Library is the largest public library system in West Virginia. We have more than card holders across our 10 locations and mobile library. We envision the Kanawha County Public Library as the people’s premier source of information in a community where learning and reading are revered and being well informed is valued.
51 to 200 staff
Kennett Library
Kennett Library is a regional public library open to all and serving the townships of Kennett, East Marlborough, Pennsbury, Pocopson, Newlin, New Garden, West Marlborough and the Borough of Kennett Square. We provide a place for the youngest to the oldest and everyone in between and serve people of all incomes, ages, and needs - for free. Kennett Library is on a mission to ignite imagination, enrich lives, and create community with a vision to be the catalyst for a community of lifelong learning and discovery. We connect people with reading, information and technology to expand curiosity, explore interests, and discover passions. We provide a friendly, helpful, stimulating environment that is built on free access to library resources and the exchange of information. We are a place to meet, a place to learn, to teach, to share, to connect, a place to build, to expand horizons.
11 to 50 staff
Lexington County Public Library
Lexington County Public Library consists of the main library, nine branches and a mobile library. Each location is the central source of literacy and learning in its community, and the Mobile Library brings services and resources to those who cannot travel to a local branch.
51 to 200 staff
Librarypass
We curate high-interest, immersive digital content that helps libraries and schools expand and diversify their collections—without breaking their materials budget. With Comics Plus®, your readers can have unlimited, simultaneous access to thousands of digital comics, manga, and picture books from dozens of library-friendly publishers. No holds, wait lists, or monthly borrowing limits—all at a price that won’t break your materials budget.
11 to 50 staff
Loveland Public Library
Loveland Public Library is a libraries company based out of 300 N Adams Ave, Loveland, CO, United States.
11 to 50 staff
Madison Public Library Ohio
Madison Public Library is a community resource, offering lifelong enrichment through ideas, information, interaction and creative participation.
11 to 50 staff
Massachusetts Board Of Library Commissioners
The Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners (MBLC) is the agency of state government with the statutory authority and responsibility to organize, develop, coordinate, and improve library services throughout the Commonwealth. It is governed by nine Commissioners appointed by the governor. The MBLC strives to provide every resident of the Commonwealth with full and equal access to library information resources regardless of geographic location, social or economic status, age, level of physical or intellectual ability, or cultural background.
11 to 50 staff
Mcallen Public Library
McAllen Public Library is a dynamic civic resource that promotes the open exchange of ideas through free access to information and connects a culturally diverse population with the global community. After 60 years in the downtown McAllen location at 601 N. Main St, the Old Main Library closed its doors on November 23, 2011. Ready for a new home, new look, and new direction, McAllen Public Library relocated to its current location at 4001 N. 23rd St. on December 10, 2011. Now an award-winning public library, the new McAllen Public Library is square feet and may very well be the largest single floor public library in the nation. The next largest is the Johnson County Central Resource Library in Overland Park, Kansas, at 90,547 square feet. Find out about job openings by visiting the City of McAllen's Job Openings page @
51 to 200 staff
