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Libraries in United States
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Libraries sector based in United States. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Grandview Heights Public Library
The Grandview Heights Public Library (GHPL) is an award-winning, independent suburban library system known for progressive leadership and friendly, personalized service. Library Journal has named it one of America’s best public libraries for the past six years. It is a founding member and Administering Library of the Central Library Consortium (CLC), a sharing of resources & expenses among 14 greater Central Ohio library systems. The Grandview Library celebrates its 90th birthday in 2014.
11 to 50 staff
Greenwood Public Library
The Greenwood Public Library actively enriches lives, promotes discovery, and fosters personal growth.
11 to 50 staff
Gumdrop Books
For over 40 years, family-owned Gumdrop Books has been passionately committed to the pursuit of curiosity and a love of reading by providing learning resources that help to lay the foundation for children and young adults to discover, learn and grow. The Gumdrop Books team prides itself on “exceptional service, unconditionally guaranteed,” and delivers unparalleled product knowledge and customer service by working directly with publishers, librarians, and educators in over 60 countries.
51 to 200 staff
Hancock County Public Library
The Hancock County Public Library in Greenfield, IN provides free, county-wide service to residents of Hancock County. The Library offers a wide selection of books, DVDs, CDs, magazines, and downloadable eBooks, audiobooks, music, and videos. Regular storytimes, concerts, craft sessions, and other events are offered free to the public. Professional Librarians are available for help with research, genealogy, finding materials, or technical assistance.
11 to 50 staff
Helen Plum Library
Mission Statement: We strive to be a safe, welcoming, and inclusive community hub providing access to information, diverse resources, technology, and services—connecting people to learning opportunities and to each other.
51 to 200 staff
Henderson Libraries
At Henderson Libraries, our mission is to imagine possibilities, discover opportunities and connect with our community. Our team lives this daily through the variety of services and resources we have available – both in person and digitally. From programs and services to books and downloadable media, we truly have something for everyone. Established in 1944 as a single library in Downtown Henderson, Henderson Libraries currently operates four locations in Henderson, providing free access to materials, programs, and services to meet the diverse and varied needs of the community throughout Southern Nevada. For more information, please visit hendersonlibraries.com. To support Henderson Libraries, please visit hdplfriends.org and hendersonlibrariesfoundation.org.
51 to 200 staff
Highland Park Public Library
The Highland Park Public Library's mission is to provide the highest quality Library services to community members for life-long learning, cultural enrichment, and enjoyment. We offer a large collection of fiction and nonfiction for children and adults, reference assistance, child and adult programming, ebooks and downloadable audiobooks, a local historical reference collection, one-on-one computer classes, access to online resources, free Wi-Fi, and desktop and laptop computers with Microsoft Office 2007 and Internet access.
51 to 200 staff
Illinois Heartland Library System
At Illinois Heartland Library System, we're here to help our member libraries provide exceptional library services to the residents they serve. From providing delivery services between libraries for resource sharing, to seeking legal advice on state orders, to seeking and providing continuing education opportunities for library staff, we're here to serve YOU. Illinois Heartland Library System is a quasi-governmental agency that serves public, school, academic, and special libraries of southern and parts of central Illinois. HOW WE SUPPORT OUR MEMBER LIBRARIES Resources Sharing Member Engagement and Networking Continuing Education and Consulting Advocacy Leadership and Innovation
51 to 200 staff
Indian Prairie Public Library
Mission We enrich peoples’ lives by providing opportunities to explore, connect, and be inspired. Vision Lives are enriched and dreams are realized. Service Philosophy Exceptional service is our passion We are caring and friendly. We listen to the needs and interests of each individual. We develop our services with deliberate and thoughtful care. We welcome our community and are committed to making everyone’s library experience enjoyable. Strategic Plan 2019-2022 Initiatives Empowering: We empower people to fulfill their potential and cultivate their interests. Key Initiatives We care about people and cultivate relationships to connect around individual interest and their information, education, and entertainment needs. We offer interest-driven programs that spark enjoyment, participation, learning, and creativity. We curate dynamic collections that are exciting, responsive, and inclusive. We provide opportunities for our residents to discover, learn about, and use technology. We use innovative ways to reach and inform our community about all we have to offer and to share our stories of impact. Welcoming: We are a welcoming place for all and a preferred destination. Key Initiatives Our commitment to exceptional experiences for everyone guides the development of our services and assures outstanding hospitality. We continuously learn about our community's needs and interests to ensure we are inclusive. Our physical and virtual spaces are welcoming, engaging, useful, and easy to use. Connecting: We are a vital partner in a strong community and a catalyst for bringing people together. Key Initiatives We increase opportunities for people to connect and engage with each other. We develop and nurture partnerships that benefit our community. We grow our reputation as a valued community resource and partner.
51 to 200 staff
Indian Trails Public Library District
We proudly serve 65,500 residents in the communities of Buffalo Grove, Wheeling and Prospect Heights by providing exceptional resources, services and programs. We have books and • More than 100 programs each month for all ages. • Strong focus on early literacy skills, beginning at birth. • One-on-one technology tutorials. • ESL classes for all levels. • Downloadable ebooks, movies, music and audiobooks. • Materials in English, Spanish, Russian, Polish and Korean. • eReaders, iPads and tablets available for check out. • Multilingual staff Stay connected 24/7 – download the Indian Trails Library app for your phone or tablet. Search indiantrailslibrary at your app store.
51 to 200 staff
La County Library
Founded in 1912, LA County Library is one of the largest and most innovative library systems in the US. It offers free public resources including books, music, multimedia materials, computer and internet access, and educational and recreational services to 3.4 million residents across square miles in Los Angeles County through its 85 libraries and mobile fleet of 18 vehicles, including 3 bookmobiles, 10 MākMō maker mobiles, and 5 Reading Machines. LA County Library is dedicated to reducing barriers and increasing access to and equity of public services for all. To learn more, visit LACountyLibrary.org and follow @LACountyLibrary on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
1001 to 5000 staff
Linda Hall Library
The Linda Hall Library is one of the world’s foremost independent research libraries devoted to science, engineering, and technology. Through the Library’s collections, programming, and strategic partnerships, the Linda Hall Library brings science to life in new and relevant ways to help others better understand the world in which they live.
51 to 200 staff
Mechanics' Institute
Mechanics’ Institute is a thriving hub of culture, curiosity, and community that has been at the heart of San Francisco life since 1854. We’re home to America’s oldest continuously operating chess club, an expertly curated membership library, and a dynamic lineup of author talks and cultural performances. More than a historic Beaux-Arts landmark, Mechanics’ Institute is a place where ideas spark, history lives, and every day offers the chance to be inspired.
11 to 50 staff
Messenger Public Library Of North Aurora
The Messenger Public Library informs, connects, and enriches the community of North Aurora. The Library is a member of the RAILS Library System and participates in the SWAN consortium of libraries. Emeline Messenger was instrumental in constructing and opening the library as part of the Works Progress Administration in 1937. In recognition of Mrs. Messenger's nearly 50 years of service to the library, the board of trustees voted to re-name the library the “Messenger Public Library of North Aurora” in 1985.
11 to 50 staff
Mishawaka-Penn-Harris Public Library
The public library system for Penn and Harris townships in St. Joseph County, Indiana, MPHPL consists of the main library in downtown Mishawaka and two branches (Osceola and Granger areas). Connecting patrons to literature, information, ideas and new experiences for lifelong enrichment, MPHPL invites the community to browse the sizable print and digital collections, to take advantage of free Wi-Fi, mobile printing and other services, or to participate in our popular programming for all ages. Mission Statement: The Mishawaka-Penn-Harris Public Library inspires and empowers our community by connecting patrons to literature, information, ideas and new experiences for lifelong enrichment.
51 to 200 staff
Mississippi Library Commission
The Mississippi Library Commission was established in 1926 by an Act of the Mississippi Legislature. The agency was charged with giving advice, when asked, to schools and public libraries and to communities desiring to establish libraries. Further, the agency was required to obtain annual reports from all libraries in the state and to make a biennial report to the legislature of its work. The Act also authorized the Board of Commissioners to purchase and operate traveling libraries which might circulate to just about any library, organization, or group including charitable and penal institutions. Today, the Mississippi Library Commission offers a wide variety of direct and indirect services to libraries, government agencies and the citizens of Mississippi. We believe that all Mississippians deserve quality library services. We recognize that our staff is an essential asset in delivering services that ensure customer expectations are met or exceeded. We commit to working hard, exhibit honorable behavior, to know what is right and to do it. We believe in being fair, honest, and respectful. We value a workplace distinguished by open, direct, and timely communication. To that end, we pursue new ideas with energy and rely upon the talents, skills, knowledge, and abilities of staff and colleagues to meet the changing needs of the people we serve.
11 to 50 staff
Montclair Public Library
Montclair Public Library is the Library for the residents of Montclair Township, New Jersey. Founded by a vote of the people on April 12, 1893 as the Montclair Free Public Library, today it provides books, information services, and a wide variety of educational programs. It is a proud member of the Bergen County Cooperative Library System (BCCLS).
11 to 50 staff
New Haven Free Public Library
The New Haven Free Public Library fosters lifelong learning, inspires curiosity, and builds community through shared access to resources, experiences, and opportunities for all.
51 to 200 staff
New Lenox Public Library District
The New Lenox Public Library District enhances the quality of life in our community by fostering lifelong discovery, education, and opportunity. With over physical and digital items, plus online resources for technology, business, test prep, career advancement, and maker skills, you're bound to find something you love!
11 to 50 staff
Ohionet
For 40 years, OhioNet has been fostering collaboration and resource sharing to help libraries and their communities thrive. Delivering high-caliber, cost-effective resources and opportunities, we meet your needs so you can meet the needs of the diverse populations you serve. With more than 300 members serving a network of more than libraries and information centers impacting millions of people throughout Ohio, West Virginia and western Pennsylvania, OhioNet provides innovative technology solutions, products and training. We explore opportunities for pooling resources, sharing skills and creating collaborations to help all libraries become indispensable resources for their communities.
11 to 50 staff
Orange County Library System
Enriching lives through experiences and opportunities to learn, grow and connect.
201 to 500 staff
Orion Township Public Library
The mission of the Orion Township Public Library is to serve and engage a thriving community of lifelong learners. We aim to connect the community through information, technology, and partnerships.
11 to 50 staff
Ouachita Parish Public Library
The mission of the Library is to advance literacy, inspire lifelong learning, and strengthen our community by serving everyone in Ouachita Parish. The Library serves a diverse community of approximately people. The Library has 10 branches throughout the parish, plus a bookmobile, outreach services and e-services online at
51 to 200 staff
Palos Verdes Library District
The Palos Verdes Library District is a nationally recognized, award-winning library system serving all four cities on the beautiful Palos Verdes Peninsula. We collaborate with our community to create environments for learning and inspiration, and to share the unique history of the Peninsula. PVLD is an independent special district governed by a publicly elected Board of Trustees.
51 to 200 staff
