Libraries in United States

Fox River Grove Memorial Library

The Fox River Grove Public Library District serves a growing population of just over 4,800 residents and offers materials, services, and programs for patrons of all ages. Serving an ever-changing community, the Library maintains close contact with the school community in providing services and activities for the student population. Because the community emphasizes education for students of all ages, the Library's primary role is that of a Formal Education Support Center. Secondary roles for the Library are that of a Preschoolers' Door to Learning and a Popular Materials Library.

11 to 50 staff

Franklin County Library System

Our mission is to create learning opportunities that lead to personal discovery, growth, and enjoyment.

51 to 200 staff

Franklin Public Library

Franklin Public Library is a libraries company based out of 421 Twelfth St, Franklin, Pennsylvania, United States.

1 to 10 staff

Freeport Public Library

11 to 50 staff

Friends Of The Central Library

Friends of the Central Library raises funds to support the Central Library, the hub of the Onondaga County Public Library which includes branches and suburban libraries. Since 1997, FOCL has donated over to support library programs by purchasing books and materials. FOCL produces and promotes the Friends of the Central Library Author Series, the largest library-related lecture series in the country. Friends of the Central Library has invited over 150 world-famous authors to Syracuse to entertain, inform and inspire our Central New York audience. Friends of the Central Library believes that libraries are critical to the vibrancy of a community. Libraries afford residents opportunities to job search, research historical and genealogy records, educate, and entertain. FOCL supports and funds literacy efforts and resources.

1 to 10 staff

Friends Of The Library Of Collier County

Friends of the Library of Collier County is a nonprofit organization that helps fund the expansion and enhancement of programs and services for the county’s 10-branch public library system. Incorporated more than 56 years ago, Friends have contributed more than $1 million to help fund library programs, books and other services. For additional information, contact Marlene Kern, 239-262-8135.

1 to 10 staff

Georgia State University Library

Mission: Provide resources and services that enhance student learning and success, inspire creative expression, enable the creation of new knowledge, and facilitate informed dialogue. Vision: The Georgia State University Library will be looked to as a national model of the innovative research library: the intellectual commons of the University, a valued partner in student success, and an integral component of the University research community. Values: Collaboration. We seek partnerships and promote open communication. Diversity. We value all employees and users regardless of race, color, sex, religion, creed, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, veteran status, or national origin, and strive to create a climate of openness, respect, and appreciation. Innovation. We are innovative, flexible, and creative. Integrity. We act with consistency, honesty, fairness, and professionalism. Learning. We promote the lifelong pursuit of knowledge. Service. We serve our community in a knowledgeable, receptive, and courteous manner.

51 to 200 staff

Giles County Public Library

Our mission is to be the center for information, resources, the love of reading, and life-long education. We strive to connect our communities through technology, programs, and outreach to educate, enrich, and entertain all ages.

1 to 10 staff

Glen Carbon Centennial Library

11 to 50 staff

Gmilcs, Inc

GMILCS, Inc. is a nonprofit consortium of public and academic libraries in New Hampshire, sharing an integrated system, sharing resources and sharing experience. By sharing, we offer more to the communities we serve. The GMILCS, Inc. consortium serves the libraries of Amherst, Bedford, Derry, Goffstown, Hooksett, Hudson, Manchester, Merrimack, Milford, Salem, Windham and New England College. Our name is pronounced "gee-milks."

1 to 10 staff

Goodnow Library

GOOD THEN. GOODNOW Goodnow Then. The Goodnow Library opened its doors on April 4, 1863. The library was a gift to the town of Sudbury by Sudbury Native John Goodnow. Mr. Goodnow bequeathed to the town for “purchasing and keeping in order a Public Library for the benefit of the inhabitants of [Sudbury].” He also gave three acres of land, and $2,500 to erect the building. With 2,300 volumes in circulation, 3,100 square feet of space and one librarian (Samuel Puffer), the new library welcomed people of all ages, offering resources that went well beyond books. The library was also a space to socialize just as it is today. The library began as an octagonal building with windows on all sides and a cupola on top. Additions were added in 1885, 1894, 1971 and finally the largest in Throughout all the library’s changes, the original 19th-century building remains. It has been carefully restored to resemble the 1863 structure, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Goodnow Now. Today – as it was 150 years ago – Goodnow is a central destination for learning, pursuing interests, and meeting friends and neighbors. People come to see one another just as much as to learn from a program or enjoy a book. While true to its founding mission, Goodnow is always evolving, according to the library’s director, Esme Green. Referencing Shiyali Ramamrita Ranganathan, the father of library science, she compares the library to a living organism, which is always evolving. “Libraries are never static – they never have been and never will be – and Goodnow is no exception. We’re always collecting new materials and bringing in new people. And we’re evolving even faster than in the past because of rapidly changing technology. We’re embracing these advances and growing with the times to keep our constituents both informed and engaged. The library has been doubling its budget for e-books, adding thousands of titles to its free and ever-growing collection.

11 to 50 staff

Greece Public Library

11 to 50 staff

Guntersville Public Library

Our mission is to be an essential force in the educational, recreational, and cultural life of our community. Well-trained, courteous library staff will provide accurate information, exceptional programs, quality collections, and outstanding service.

1 to 10 staff

Hancock County Library System

Hancock County Library System is a libraries company based out of 345 Coleman Ave, Waveland, Mississippi, United States.

11 to 50 staff

Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library

The Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library is a public library that serves the legal information needs of self-represented litigants, legal professionals, the judiciary, and county and other governmental officials.

11 to 50 staff

Harrisonville Middle School

11 to 50 staff

Henry Carter Hull Library

Your local library and community hub! The mission of the HCH library is to provide an inviting and dynamic environment, where all members of our community may discover both information and inspiration.

11 to 50 staff

Highland Park Library

The Highland Park Library is located in the Town of Highland Park, Texas. Open 9:30-5:30 Tuesday-Saturday.

1 to 10 staff

Hoboken Public Library

Hoboken Public Library connects people with each other, ideas, and opportunities to support lifelong learning, personal growth, and community development. Our vision is to be the community hub for all Hoboken residents.

11 to 50 staff

Horizon Science Academy-Springfield

11 to 50 staff

Ipswich Public Library

11 to 50 staff

Jackson County Law Library, Inc

The Jackson County Law Library, Inc.(JCLL), is a 501(c)(3) subscription library serving the 16th Judicial Circuit Court and attorney members. JCLL is open Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Members enjoy the following benefits: Unlimited WestlawNext Free CLE Programs 24-hour access (with fob purchase) Meeting room available Questions? Contact us at (816)

1 to 10 staff

Jackson Parish Library

Jackson Parish Library is a libraries company based out of 614 S Polk Ave, Jonesboro, Louisiana, United States.

11 to 50 staff

James L. Hamner Public Library

The James L. Hamner Public Library, named after the late Amelia physician Dr. James Loving Hamner, was chartered in 1973. The current building opened in

1 to 10 staff