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1955 the fine policy was 1¢
per day and it was open Tuesday and Thursday from 3-6 pm and
Saturdays from 2-6 pm. |
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1956 the library added a
museum. |
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In 1958 volunteers produced a
play "Ladies of the Jury" that ran for 2 nights to capacity
crowds and raised $214.66. |
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In 1962 the play "The Vigil"
netted $102.55. |
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In 1965 the Episcopal church
women organized the first of many rummage sales.
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In 1965 an overdue library
book list was posted in the library, and a notice in the
newspaper advised parents to check the list.
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January 1997 Library
holdings, circulation and public access catalogs are
automated (computerized). |
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September 1997, library moves
into current 15,200 square foot building at 101 Main.
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Old library building becomes
the Library Thrift Store. |
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2002 new automation system.
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Patrons can renew and place
holds online from home. |
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2003 Self Checkout available
for interested patrons. |
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2004 Automated Public Internet
Reservation system implemented, 2005 Black/ White and
Color printing available by selection, and paid via vend
machine. |
