High Plains Library

Operational since 2008, High Plains Library District offers reading facilities at various locations of Colorado. Located in Firestone, Colo., the library stocks fiction books, including adventure, nonfiction books, including biographies and self improvement, magazines and newspapers, Spanish books, business and nonprofit books, local interest and Genealogy books. It also has DVDs, eBooks, movies, music and CDs. The library's range of events includes Adult Winter Reading Program, Preschool Story time, Twinkle Babies, Knitter's Circle, Scrappy Ladies, computer training, collectible card gaming, Jobs Zone, Booklovers Club and Legacy Family Tree software class. The Mango Languages section of High Plains Library District offers online language learning system that teaches conversation skills in various languages.

The James A. Michener Library, located at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley, CO, is home to the James A. Michener Collection, which was established in 1978 with a donation of thirty-seven linear feet of papers from the renowned author. The collection has since grown to nearly 900 linear feet and includes research notes, manuscripts, correspondence, and other materials related to Michener's novels, as well as field notebooks, maps, photographs, and slides. It serves as a valuable resource for researchers interested in exploring Michener's life and work. Archives Special Collections, housed within the James A. Michener Library, offers access to the James A. Michener Papers and Records through its digital platform, UNC Includes. The collection provides a comprehensive view of Michener's writing and publishing legacy, making it an essential destination for those seeking to delve into the rich literary history of this acclaimed author.Generated from the website