Hobart Public Library-Hobart, Oklahoma

Hobart Public Library-Hobart, Oklahoma Librarian: Brandy Tointigh In April 1911, Judge J.R. As a result of this appeal, the Carnegie Foundation gave $10,000 to pay for a library building. J.B.

Tolbert wrote to the Carnegie Foundation in New York City asking its help in establishing a library in Hobart. The contract was signed on January 29, 1912 and the library was ready by September of that same year. The first librarian was Rev. Black and thanks to these historical efforts Hobart is able to offer many wonderful learning tools to the city and surrounding communities. The Library staff

hopes that each visit to the library is a fun and positive experience to the public by providing programs for children and adults alike. Some of the services are internet access, WIFI access, fax and copy machines, delivery to shut-ins and nursing homes in town. There is a reading and discussion series for adults in the winter and a reading program for the children during the summer. The library offers over 30,000 volumes which include best sellers, westerns, mysteries, inspirational fiction, and large print books. Also available are audio books on CDs for adults and children, and magazines. The library board and staff are dedicated to making the library a valuable and integral part of the community.

Address

200 S. Main Street
Hobart, OK
73651

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

(580) 726-2535

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