Libraries in United States

Assumption Parish Library

Assumption Parish Library serves the diverse population of Assumption parish by providing residents information, programming, and services of the highest quality.

11 to 50 staff

Atozdatabases

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11 to 50 staff

Augusta-Richmond County Public Library System

The Augusta Library was established in 1750. It is one of the oldest libraries in the US and the second oldest library in Georgia. ARCPLS consists of six branches that serve as a learning destination for the people of Augusta-Richmond County.

51 to 200 staff

Austin Public Library

The Austin Public Library is committed to providing easy access to books and information for all ages, through responsive professionals, engaging programs and state-of-the-art technology in a safe and friendly environment.

201 to 500 staff

Banning Library District

Banning Public Library is a Libraries company located in 21 W Nicolet St, Banning, California, United States.

1 to 10 staff

Beaufort County Library

11 to 50 staff

Bellwood Public Library

11 to 50 staff

Beverly Public Library

The Beverly Public Library was established in 1855, three years after the Massachusetts Legislature became the first in the nation to authorize cities and towns to expend tax funds to support free public libraries. The Library was the successor to the Social Library, a private subscription library which traced its founding to a collection of books seized by Beverly privateers from a British merchantman during the Revolutionary War. Elizabeth P. Sohier, a trustee of the Beverly Public Library, led the fight to establish the first state library agency in the country, and served as the State Library Commission’s first secretary. The Library first operated from rooms in City Hall. In 1913, the Library moved to its current building on Essex Street. The building was designed by architect Cass Gilbert in the Beaux Arts style. Gilbert was also the architect of the Minnesota State Capitol, the Woolworth Building in New York City and the United States Supreme Court. The Library was renovated and enlarged in 1993. The Beverly Farms Branch was established in 1886 and moved into its current building in 1916. Bookmobile service was established in 1959. In 1981, the Beverly Public Library joined four other communities in establishing the first shared library computer system in Massachusetts. Today the Library loans over items annually to almost regular borrowers. The Main Library collection consists of over books and the Beverly Farms Branch of books. In addition, the Library loans magazines, large print books, audiobooks, DVDs, ebooks, and admission passes to selected local museums. The Library provides reference materials from electronic databases, an online shared catalog containing over titles, an online periodical index and full text service of 1,500 magazine titles. The Library further enriches the life of the Beverly community with its art gallery, lectures, concerts, story hours, book discussion groups, and exhibits.

11 to 50 staff

Billerica Public Library

The Billerica Public Library is a dynamic force in literacy and learning through free and open access to diverse materials, innovative technology and programs that provide cultural and educational experiences, along with a capable and approachable staff to support users.

11 to 50 staff

Billings Public Library

Billings Public Library is located in Billings, MT at 510 N Broadway, 59101.

11 to 50 staff

Black Caucus Of The American Library Association

BLACK CAUCUS OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION is an internet company based out of PO BOX 5837, Chicago, Illinois, United States.

1 to 10 staff

Brighton Memorial Library

51 to 200 staff

Buddhist Digital Resource Center

BDRC is dedicated to preserving and sharing Buddhist texts through the union of technology and scholarship.

11 to 50 staff

Cabell County Public Library

Our Mission The Cabell County Public Library promptly and courteously provides library materials and information to the area's residents to meet their personal, professional, and educational needs.

51 to 200 staff

Carnegie Library Of Pittsburgh

Advancing knowledge. Inspiring life-long learning. Strengthening communities. Every day, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh provides this and much more to the members of our community. With more than 2 million visitors annually, the Library continues to be the region's most visited asset. Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh contributes to the educational attainment, economic development, and cultural enrichment of the region. Through critical services such as early learning programs for children, job search assistance and computer and Internet access, the Library fosters lifelong learning and is a renowned leader among the nation’s libraries. With more than 2 million visitors and 3.4 million items borrowed each year, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is the region’s most visited asset and one of the largest public libraries in Pennsylvania. Established in 1895 by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie as a public trust to be funded by the community, the Library derives approximately 90% of its annual operating budget from public or government sources, including the Allegheny County Regional Asset District (RAD), the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the City of Pittsburgh.

201 to 500 staff

Carnegie Of Homestead

The Carnegie of Homestead (CoH) is a community service organization comprised of a public library, athletic club and concert hall, which serves residents of Munhall, Homestead, West Homestead and surrounding neighborhoods by providing educational, health/wellness and cultural programs year round. The mission of the Carnegie of Homestead is to provide programs and facilities that enhance learning, wellness and quality of life within and outside the Steel Valley. Unique from other libraries, the Carnegie of Homestead includes a library, athletic club and music hall. The Music Hall has a seat capacity of and attracts audiences from across our region and across our country. Many nationally recognized artists and bands perform at the Music Hall, and over 50-60 concerts are booked annually. The Library offers programming from toddlers through seniors. The Athletic Club includes several fitness-related amenities, including a pool, gymnasium, indoor baseball facility and full-service exercise facility. Currently, there are approximately 1,100 dues paying members. The Carnegie of Homestead serves a combination of 3 communities and is located 5 miles south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It operates on an annual organizational budget of

11 to 50 staff

Carson City Library

The Carson City Library strives to be the cultural center of the community by providing free and equal access to information, technology and resources for entertainment and life-long learning.

11 to 50 staff

Cheshire Public Library

The mission of the Cheshire Public Library is to transform lives and strengthen the community.

11 to 50 staff

Chocorua Public Library

Welcome to the Chocorua Public Library – A Place Where Community and Literary History Meet The Chocorua Public Library is one of the few privately funded libraries in New Hampshire open to the public. Managed by a dedicated board of trustees, passionate staff, and a supportive community, it has been a local treasure since its founding in Originally established by Boston educators and businessmen to promote literacy among Chocorua’s summer visitors and year-round residents, the library began as a subscription-based service with a fee of just $1 per year. In 1891, access expanded to all Tamworth residents. Today, the library is free and open to all, offering books, technology, and community programs. Our story is filled with unique historical ties. William James, known as the father of American psychology and a longtime summer resident of Chocorua, was an early supporter and visitor. Another fascinating chapter in our history features Hadley Hemingway, the first wife of renowned author Ernest Hemingway. After her marriage to Hemingway, Hadley went on to marry journalist Paul Mowrer, a Pulitzer Prize-winning correspondent who had deep roots in Chocorua. During their time here, Hadley served as the librarian at Chocorua Public Library, bringing her own love of books and a connection to the literary world. The library’s physical home has also evolved. From its beginnings in the Chocorua Post Office to cramped quarters in the old Runnells Hall, the library finally found its permanent home in 1969 thanks to a generous bequest from Elizabeth Whittemore. Today’s library is warm and inviting—a true community living room filled with light, conversation, and of course, books. Chocorua Public Library proudly blends small-town friendliness with big-library services. As part of local cooperatives and the New Hampshire State Library system, we continue to grow our resources and programs while honoring our rich history.

1 to 10 staff

Clarendon Hills Public Library

Clarendon Hills Public Library is a writing and editing company based out of 7 N Prospect Ave, Clarendon Hills, Illinois, United States.

1 to 10 staff

Clayton County Library System

Clayton County Library System is a 7 branch public library system founded in Jonesboro, GA. The Clayton County Library System strives to contribute to the success of the citizens of our diverse community by offering a full range of library services that meet their informational, educational and leisure interests, fostering the love of reading in our youth and the lifelong pursuit of knowledge for all.

51 to 200 staff

Cranston Public Library

51 to 200 staff

Culpeper County Library

The Culpeper County Library was organized in 1926 through the efforts of Lucille Nelson Penniman and Mary Williams Tucker. Miss Crimora Waite was appointed the first official librarian and served in that capacity for over 50 years. In 1963 the first library building was constructed and served as home to the Culpeper Town and County Library. In 1996 the library became an agency of the County of Culpeper and plans were made to construct a new library. Our present fully-automated facility opened to the public on March 25, 1998. Library Board of Trustees Jack Schupp, Chair (Stevensburg) Marty Moon, Vice-Chair (West Fairfax) Jack Garber, Secretary (Jefferson) Kim Jebson (Cedar Mountain) Donna DeAngelis (Salem) Ray Finefrock (Catalpa) Deborah Craggs (East Fairfax) David Durr (Board of Supervisors) The Library Board meets on the first Wednesday of each month at 7 pm in the Library's Conference Room. Vision, Mission and Values Our Vision (the WHAT) We are the heart of the community, connecting and engaging everyone through library services and resources. Our Mission (the HOW) The Culpeper County Library staff will provide a safe and welcoming environment for our patrons to access library services and programs that meet and exceed their social, economic and educational needs, thereby empowering the community to reach new heights. Our Values: Inclusiveness, Accessibility, Right to Privacy, Life-Long Learning, Customer Service, and Stewardship.

11 to 50 staff

Door County Library

Eight community libraries providing services to all areas of Door County, Wisconsin. Community libraries within Door County, Wisconsin have been active since 1866. These libraries combined to become branches of the Door County Library in 1953. There are seven branches: Baileys Harbor, Egg Harbor, Ephraim, Fish Creek, Forestville, Sister Bay/Liberty Grove, and Washington Island.

11 to 50 staff