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What can you do at the Greenfield Library?
Ebooks Owners of tablets and smartphones take advantage of ebook borrowing through the Overdrive system. The popularity of this service has grown by leaps and bounds. Ask your librarian about this service! Newspapers and Magazines The library has the Des Moines Register, Omaha World-Herald, and many area newspapers. Free WiFi and Internet Access Patrons enjoy free wireless on their own devices and they can sign up to use the library's computers. Access to the Iowa Workforce Development system is available, and the librarians can help patrons navigate that system. Historical Information The library has a wealth of historical information about Greenfield and the surrounding area thanks to years of careful collecting and donations by residents. The library has will and probate and marriage and death records on microfilm. The microfilm collection includes the Adair County Democrat, Adair County Reporter and the Adair County Free Press. In addition, there are family history books assembled by dedicated genealogists, local histories and even a nearly complete collection of county cemetery records. Adult Programs Check our Blog and follow us on Twitter @greenfieldiapl to learn about special adult programs such as antique appraisal and more. Summer Day Programming We host summer day programming and story hours for area children. Our Children's Library has an extensive selection of reading materials for our youth. |
The Greenfield Public Library offers a wide variety of services, including the following:
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