About of HAMILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
Provides the communities it serves with ideas, knowledge and information supporting
research, popular interests and lifelong learning.
The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County this site our catalog , and Our collection of and
· Library News To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Inland Rivers Library, an exhibit of manuscript logbooks, diaries, memoirs and images, will be on view in the Rare Books and Special Collections Department until mid-October
Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped
Provides library service to blind residents of Hamilton County.
this site our catalog · Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped First Floor—North Building 513-369-6999 In Ohio: Toll-Free 1-800-582-0335 In Indiana: Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Indiana State Library 1-800-622-4970 In Kentucky: Kentucky Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped 1-800-372-2968 Manager: About the Department In 1901, Miss Georgie Trader raised money to establish the Cincinnati Library Society for the Blind in order to provide library service to blind residents of Hamilton County
Service originated from the old Main Library Building located on Vine Street between Sixth and Seventh Streets, but later moved out of the Main Library as the service and collection grew
When Congress passed legislation for national library service to the blind in 1931, Cincinnati was selected as one of 19 regional libraries, serving residents of southern Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee
The library stopped providing service to Kentucky in 1969 and Tennessee in 1970 when new regional libraries opened to serve those states
In 1982, the Library for the Blind returned to the expanded Main Library building and in 1997 moved to new office space in the North Building, with an expanded browsing area located on the first floor
Hamilton Public Library
Electronic resources, directions, calendar, and services.
Hamilton Public Library 13 Broad St, Hamilton NY 13346 315/824-3060 Fax: 315/824-8420 Light the Future Hours Monday through Friday 11 AM to 8 PM Saturday 10 AM to 1 PM Sunday Closed Please send any comments or inquiries about this site to hamiltonlibrary@midyork.org Last modified Tuesday, May 31, 2005 10:18 PM EDT PDS Copyright ©2004-2005, Hamilton Public Library
Hamilton County Public Library
A small town public Library in central Texas.
Our automated library system serves patrons from Bosque, Coryell, Comanche, Mills, Erath and Hamilton counties Click to View LINKS OUR HOURS Tuesday, Friday - 9 a m
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Lane Public Library
Provides library catalog, research databases, and internet links.
A great source for downloadable audio books and ebooks! This month's title: by Betsy Carter receive e-mail for items on hold or overdue Adult Knitters meet at the Hamilton Lane Library Interested in learning how to knit or want to meet other knitters? Then join the Hamilton Lane Library Adult Knitters on Tuesday, September 26 from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m
(Adult knitters meet on the fourth Tuesday of each month.) Matinee Magic at the Fairfield Lane Library The Fairfield Lane Library invites adults 18 and over to Matinee Magic on the second Tuesday of each month (September 12, October 10, November 14) from 2:00 – 4:00 p.m
Adults Learn to Knit at the Fairfield Lane Library Join a new knitting circle for adults who would love to learn to knit
The Fairfield Lane Library welcomes adults 18 and over to join us on Wednesdays, September 6, October 4 and November 1 from 2:00 – 3:30 p.m
Thursday, September 7 Hamilton Lane Library 894-1409 Tuesday, September 12 Fairfield Lane Library 858-3238, ext
317 Thursday, September 21 Oxford Lane Library 523-7531, ext
Click on LearningExpressLibrary and select “college entrance exams.” Community Book Discussions at the Oxford Lane Library The Oxford Lane Library invites children in grades 3 – 5 and their parents to discuss Margaret Peterson Haddix’s thought provoking book, Among the Hidden
(MyHamilton) City of Hamilton
Combined city government site and community information site.
Hamilton-Wenham Public Library
Facilities, hours, staff, new book lists, and online access to catalog of books
here and in other Merrimack Valley Library Consortium libraries.
Welcome to the Hamilton-Wenham Public Library 14 Union Street S
From library or home! Ancestry.com & Heritage Quest Online and try our newest Geography Database! Listing of suggested links to assist you with your research
New titles added every month! Find community information for non-profit organizations Fall Book Sale Information! See our newest groups!! Keep up to date with what's going on at the Library Need to find an answer to a question when the library is closed? Contact Reference on Call for free library reference service by phone and e-mail
This service is available for residents of northeast Massachusetts during hours that supplement local library services
The Hamilton-Wenham Public Library is a member of the Merrimack Valley Library Consortium (MVLC)
Library Director: Jan Dempsey, Last updated 09/13/2006
Chattanooga-Hamilton County Bicentennial Library
Official website which includes information, indexes, databases and calendar of events.
Friends of the Library Book Sale September 4 - 12, 2006 Location: Northgate Mall Great finds for readers of all ages! Take home a treasure and support our library!
Liberate the Library! Attend an After-Hours Event! ClubLib: Liberating the Library is slated for Saturday, October 21, 2006, from 7:30 until 11 p.m
at the Downtown Library
- Pathfinders - A New Library Resource! Library personnel have compiled lists of multimedia resources in several areas of popular non-fiction interest and education
and watch for more lists! Comic Book Party Pictures! We had a great turnout for our Free Comic Book Day at our Northgate Branch Library! ! Learning Resource Center: Supporting Hamilton County Educational Initiatives By visiting our dedicated website—or simply by visiting the library--students, homeschool parents and teachers can find titles and descriptions of all the LRC materials
| This page is Bobby Approved Chattanooga-Hamilton County Bicentennial Library Chattanooga, Tennessee © 2005 Read it here! a new study about the state of our public libraries
Visit our for CDs as low as $3 and more! Find out how to the library! Email us to receive our new e-news, "I go into my library and all history unrolls before me." -Alexander Smith
Benefits
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Hamilton Branch Ontario Genealogical Society Bringing together local genealogists for the study and pursuit of family history,
and providing genealogical resources.
** Hamilton Branch OGS Meetings Our meetings are open to the Public! Meetings: 2:00PM, usually 3rd Sunday monthly except July and August at the Hamilton Public Library, 55 York Blvd., Hamilton, Hamilton Room (formerly room A)
(December and June meetings are usually not held at the Library)
A SEMINAR WITH ELIZABETH KELLEY KERSTENS, CG, CGL Saturday, 4 November, 2006 Location: Hamilton Room, Central Branch of the Hamilton Public Library, 55 York Blvd., Hamilton, ON L8R 3K1 Elizabeth Kelley Kerstens is a Certified Genealogist and Certified Genealogical Lecturer
LUNCH on your own (The Food Court in Jackson Square is adjacent to the Library with a variety of places.) 1:00 p.m
Session 3 They Went Down With the Ship, but Do Their Records Survive? Liz will have copies of her CLOOZ program available for sale WISE (British Isle) GROUP MEETINGS: All meetings are held in the Wentworth Room at the Central Branch of the Hamilton Public Library, 55 York Blvd., Hamilton, ON
May 30, 2007 Library Hamilton Branch OGS Library holdings are located in Special Collections of Hamilton Public Library
Hamilton Public Library: 55 York Blvd., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Tel.: (905)-546-3200
Chandler Public Library
Serving community of Chandler. Web access to catalog, online renewals/reserves,
news and events, information about the library, reference links, ...
Library info Find articles & do research English, GED, Literacy, Citizenship | Storytimes will resume in SEPTEMBER! Including & & Tips Chandler Students: Enter this year's Deadline is Friday, September 1
- All proceeds support library programming and services
Downtown Library I s Franchise Ownership for You? 4th Chandler Small Business Information Summit Tuesday, September 26, 9:00-11:30 a.m
Presented by the Chandler Public Library, Office of Economic Development, and Chandler Chamber of Commerce
Learn Spanish or English through the library's access to ! Library card number and PIN needed to access from home
Did you know that all four Chandler libraries offer free wireless Internet access ? Bring your laptop (with wireless adapter) to any library to get online
Hamilton Grange Branch | The New York Public Library
503 West 145th Street.
Welcome to the Hamilton Grange Branch Search the Library Catalogs: (for Checkout) (for Research) We house an African American Heritage collection, and also have a large selection of materials in Spanish
Hamilton Fish Park Branch | The New York Public Library
415 East Houston Street.
Welcome to the Hamilton Fish Park Branch Search the Library Catalogs: (for Checkout) (for Research) We have collections of materials in English and Spanish, and offer held during fall, winter, and spring
HAMILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY ?
Brooklyn Public Library | Fort Hamilton
Hours, travel directions and map, profile, photograph, nearest branches, contact
information.
How Do I Text Size: Brooklyn Public Library > > > Fort Hamilton Fort Hamilton The Fort Hamilton Free Library, predecessor of the Fort Hamilton Branch, was founded over 100 years ago with capital of "faith and five dollars." In 1901, it became a branch of Brooklyn Public Library and in 1905 it moved to its present building
Please be aware of the NYC alternate side parking rules for the streets near this library
718-748-6919 Select a different branch: Copyright 2006 Brooklyn Public Library |
Brooklyn Public Library | Red Hook
Hours, travel directions and map, profile, photograph, nearest branches, contact
information.
How Do I Text Size: Brooklyn Public Library > > > Red Hook Red Hook An architectural gem, the original Red Hook Branch was the only Brooklyn Carnegie library to be built in Mediterranean Revival style
A fire in 1945 closed the library on Visitation Place, and the city decided to demolish rather than restore it
The branch used rented quarters until 1975 when the current 7, 500 square-foot one-story brick library was built on Wolcott Street
station, transfer to B77 bus to Wolcott at Dwight St Bus: B61 to van Brunt at Wolcott, two blocks East to library Car: Prospect expwy 1.Take Hamilton Ave
Technology Available: Children's area - 4 computers Adults'area - 4 computers Adults'reference - 2 computers Public Internet: Yes Building Facts: 1 Floor Constructed 1975 Renovated 1999 Multilingual Materials: Spanish Accessibility Info: Wheelchair Accessible Meeting Rooms: Yes Contact library for reservations and policy
Seating: Adult reading area - 50 seats Teen reading area - 50 seats Auditorium - 60 seats Copy Machines: Yes Restrooms: Yes Bicycle Rack: Yes Book Drop: No Friends Group: Friends of Brooklyn Public Library, Red Hook Library Andrea McKnight, President Volunteer Opportunities: Parking / Car Service: Public Parking: Street parking only
Innovative Internet Applications in Libraries
Highlights examples of effective use of the Internet in the following categories:
virtual reference desks, innovative Internet librarians, library e-journals, ...
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Note that many of these library sites offer several innovative applications -- be sure to explore
~~ ~~ Special sections of sites designed for segments of the service population are increasingly part of library offerings
[Chesterfield, NH School Library] [Winnipeg Public Library] [Denver, CO Public Library] [Tacoma, WA Public Library] [Halifax Public Library, Canada] [Newark, NJ Public Library] [The Central Rappahannock VA Regional Library] [High Point NC Public Library] [Waukesha, WI Public Library] [NY Public Library] [Ohio Public Library Information Network] [Phoenix, AZ Public Library] and [Cleveland Heights-University Heights OH Public Library] [Phoenix (AZ) Public Library] [Brooklyn Public Library, NY] [Chicago Public Library] [State University of North Carolina] [Harris County (TX)Public Library] [New York Public Library] [Washington-Centerville OH Public Library] [Public Library of and Hamilton County OH] [The Central Rappahannock Regional Library, Fredericksburg, VA] [Brooklyn NY Public Library] for teens [San Antonio TX Library System] ~~ ~~ Reader's advisory has not disappeared from the list of functions libraries traditionally perform
Monster.ca - Today's The Day!
Offers career resources, a resume database and career opportunities.
US Public Library Websites with Information in Spanish
Directory of links to public libraries that maintain Spanish language webpages
and resources covering Latino and Hispanic culture.
Public Library Websites with Information in Spanish / Bibliotecas Públicas de los EE.UU
Welcome to the Spring Lake District Library
Public library, includes information about services, references, calendar, youth
services, and hours.
SLDL Homepage Feed SLDL Mobile Feed On the go? Check out , the library website optimized for your PDA or SmartPhone, at
Smartest Card Contest September is Library Card Sign-up Month Tell us how you use your library card and get a chance to win an MP3 player
Come to the library to celebrate
To e-mail comments or suggestions, please © 2006 Spring Lake District Library
Page last updated: 09/22/2006 Spring Lake District Library 123 E
Welcome to the Canadian Coalition for School Libraries
A group concerned about the erosion of funding for school libraries in Canada.
Outlines its membership, mission, and activities.
School library programs are being drastically reduced across the country as school boards confront funding shortfalls
In the U.S., Europe and South America, policy-makers are increasing school library funding.“The Crisis in Canada’s School Libraries: The Case for Reform and Reinvestment, ” the first Canadian study examining the links between school libraries and student achievement, was published this spring
The CCSL is establishing provincial school library coalitions, composed of groups dedicated to promoting improved school library policies and funding.We are seeking funds to establish a national office to support provincial coalitions and promote re-investment in Canadian school libraries to the public, policy-makers and the media
The coalition's mission is to draw together a wide range of stakeholders -- including, but not limited to, parents, teacher-librarians, writers, educators, publishers, library wholesalers and literacy advocates -- in order to sponsor original research; provide policy analysis to decision-makers at all levels of government; develop new partnerships and approaches for fostering dynamic school libraries; and communicate the issues to the broader Canadian public." NEW REPORT SHOWS SCHOOL LIBRARIES IMPROVE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT A report from the Canadian Coalition for School Libraries shows that students who attend schools with well-funded, properly-stocked libraries managed by qualified teacher-librarians, have higher achievement, improved literacy and greater success at the post-secondary level
The Keys to Excellence - Elizabeth Public Schools
Includes directions, news items, details for parents, links to schools, and
administrative staff.
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