Libraries in United States

Manlius Library

The mission of the Manlius Library is to serve as a community center providing free and equal access to cultural, intellectual, and informational resources for community members of all ages. The Manlius Library is a Free Assocation Library by donations from the community, proceeds from fundraising activities, and annual contributions by the school district taxpayers. The Library is operated by its own Board of Trustees, a library director, a staff of professional librarians, trained library technicians and pages, and dedicated volunteers. The Manlius Library is a member library of the Onondaga County Public Library System.

11 to 50 staff

Marshall Public Library

Located in historic Old Town Pocatello, the Marshall Public Library has been serving the Pocatello community for over 100 years. Our collection includes over items, including books, CDs, DVDs, magazines, newspapers, and even puppets for check-out. Our online Research Tools databases include thousands of complete magazines, journals, and newspapers, encyclopedias, small engine and auto repair information, and geneology resources. Internet and word processing computers and Wi-Fi are available at the library, as well as storytimes, movies, crafts and a variety of programs all year long for children, teens, and adults. Stop by the library to see all that we have to offer!

11 to 50 staff

Massillon Public Library Inc

51 to 200 staff

Mattituck-Laurel Library

Mattituck-Laurel Library is a public library located at 13900 Main Rd. Mattituck, New York, United States.

11 to 50 staff

Michigan City Public Library

11 to 50 staff

Mid-Hudson Library System

The Mid-Hudson Library System (MHLS), headquartered in Poughkeepsie, NY, is a membership organization of sixty-six (66) independent public and free association libraries in Columbia, Dutchess, Greene, Putnam, and Ulster counties. MHLS insures the public's right to free access, facilitates economical resource sharing, and promotes professional library services while working in partnership with libraries and other service organizations.

11 to 50 staff

Milanof-Schock Library

Milanof-Schock Library’s mission is to be a community resource that enriches lives through education, information, exploration, and socialization. MSL provides library service to our community in beautiful Lancaster County Pennsylvania and has an official service area that includes the municipalities of Marietta Borough and Mount Joy Borough, East Donegal Township, Mount Joy Township and Rapho Township. The Mount Joy Library began as a Girl Scout troop community project in 1962. Demand was so great that the library moved to a former store front at 22 East Main Street two years later. By the early 1990s community interest and demand for library services grew to the point that the need for a new facility was clear. Spearheaded by major donations by community members Anne Milanof and Clarence Schock, a capital fund drive raised $1.1 million dollars successfully establishing the new building located at 1184 Anderson Ferry Road in Mount Joy and changing the library’s name to Milanof-Schock Library. More recently, Milanof-Schock Library’s dedication to service has earned it local, national, and international recognition being named “Best Small Library in America” by Library Journal and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. It cannot be overstated that the success of the library is because of the continued support of the community we serve. The library is here for the community, and the library is here because of the community.

1 to 10 staff

Millonex

Transform your library’s online services and capabilities with a modern ILS solution that will engage patrons on their terms while simplifying staff workflows. Visit to learn more!

11 to 50 staff

Milwaukee County Federated Library System

The Milwaukee County Federated Library System (MCFLS) is an organization overseen by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and administered by a seven-member Board of Trustees. It functions as a membership organization with its membership made up of the 15 public libraries in Milwaukee County. MCFLS provides resources to libraries such as delivery and automation services while also facilitating collaboration among members to deliver responsive and innovative library services to all residents of Milwaukee County.

1 to 10 staff

Minerva Public Library

Minerva Public Library is a libraries company based out of 677 Lynnwood Dr, Minerva, OH, United States.

1 to 10 staff

Missoula Public Library

Missoula Public Library is a libraries company based out of 455 E MAIN ST, Missoula, Montana, United States.

51 to 200 staff

Mokena Community Public Library District

The Mokena Community Public Library is dedicated to bringing quality service to its community. Through a large collection of circulation items; from books to movies to PlayAWays to games, the Mokena Library really does it all. Through a knowledgeable and empowering staff, the Mokena Library can accurately find what you are looking for. More over, the library also has 40 public accessible machines that are connected to the internet for patrons.

11 to 50 staff

Montauk Library

11 to 50 staff

Monticello-Union Township Public Library

MUTPL strives to serve the populations of Monticello, Union, and Jackson Townships and has done so for over a century. The totaled population of these areas is approximately people. In the summer months our population swells by thousands with those visiting the lake area.

11 to 50 staff

Morley Library

Public library serving the communities of Painesville City, Painesville Township, Concord Township, Leroy Township, and Grand River.

11 to 50 staff

Nampa Public Library

Nampa Public Library is a libraries company based out of 215 12th Ave S, Nampa, Idaho, United States.

51 to 200 staff

Nantahala Regional Library

Library Nantahala Regional is a government administration company based out of 11 BLUMENTHAL ST, Murphy, North Carolina, United States.

11 to 50 staff

Nc State University Libraries

The NC State University Libraries is NC State’s intellectual hub—a central component of student success, faculty research, and community building on campus and off. As the gateway to knowledge for the university community and its partners, the Libraries is NC State's competitive advantage. From the bustling Learning Commons and Makerspace at the newly-renovated D. H. Hill Jr. Library to the collaborative and immersive visualization spaces at the world-renowned James B. Hunt Jr. Library, students and faculty access the technologies, resources, spaces, and services they need to lead the next wave of innovation and entrepreneurship in North Carolina. NC State University Libraries at a Glance- Every day of each semester, over students visit the Libraries- The Libraries’ collection has more than 3.2 million titles and 123,350 print and electronic serial subscriptions-There were over 16 million total uses of the collection in 2019/20 - The Hill and Hunt Libraries are open 24 hours 5 days a week and every day during finals, barring extenuating circumstances- Over items were checked out using our robust Technology Lending program during 2019- Our textbook programs saved students over in textbook costs last year- More than students attended our 700+ instructional workshops that prepare them for academic and professional success- Our patrons downloaded more than 4 million articles last year from our online library.

201 to 500 staff

Nevins Memorial Library

11 to 50 staff

Nicholas P. Sims Library & Lyceum

Nicholas P. Sims donated his estate to build a public library for Waxahachie, and Ellis County. After his death, the library was built during 1903-1904 on land donated by Waxahachie's first Mayor, Capt. W.H. Getzendaner. The building opened to the public April 26, 1905, and was one of the first public libraries built in Texas as well as one of the first privately endowed libraries in Texas. The Nicholas P. Sims Library is a private non-profit that continues to operate as a public library. The vision of the Nicholas P. Sims Library is a community resource that helps build healthy families, vibrant neighborhoods, and thriving businesses - the foundation of a strong Waxahachie. The Nicholas P. Sims Library's mission is to provide the best library services to the residents of Waxahachie in the most efficient and cost effective manner possible by:* Promoting reading, reading readiness programs and cooperative literacy programs.* Offering the opportunity for self-development to people of all ages and all stages of education.* Recognizing that knowledge, information, and entertainment are presented in many formats such as printed word, audio, video recordings, and computerized databases.* Providing reference and genealogical specialized resources to sustain, and to preserve the heritage of Waxahachie and Ellis County.* Supporting the educational, civic, and cultural activities of individuals, organizations, and groups in the community.* Maintaining collections of resources which reflect the present, past, and a vision for the future.* Promoting and preserving those materials which chronicle the life and culture of the citizens of Waxahachie.* Making library materials available to all library card holders.

11 to 50 staff

Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center At The Boston Public Library

The Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center is an independent non-profit in a long-term relationship with the Boston Public Library. The Leventhal Center inspires curiosity and learning, and fosters geographic perspectives on the relationships between people and places, through free and accessible collections and resources, critical interpretation and research, and K-12 and public education.

11 to 50 staff

Ocean City Free Public Library

11 to 50 staff

Open Library Foundation

The Open Library Foundation (the Foundation) was created in 2016 as an unbiased, independent not-for-profit organization designed to ensure the availability, accessibility and sustainability of open source and open access projects for and by libraries. The Foundation seeks to enable and support collaboration among librarians, technologists, designers, service providers and vendors to share expertise and resources and to create innovative new software and resources that support libraries. We believe that open discourse in a diverse and inclusive community will better identify and characterize challenges and opportunities, and enable paradigm-shifting solutions. Software developed by projects hosted by the Foundation is freely available under an Apache v2 license to enable personal, institutional or commercial use, and to sustain an open collaboration of interested parties. The Foundation simply provides the infrastructure by which the library community at large can organize, contribute to, and benefit from our projects — ensuring availability and a “safe haven” for our projects’ output that is separated from the needs and goals of any single contributor, user or affiliated party.

1 to 10 staff

Oswego Public Library District

1 to 10 staff