Mary Meuser Memorial Library

"It is the mission of the Phillipsburg Free Public Library to put books and information into the hands of people whose lives will be enriched and whose purposes furthered thereby. PFPL is the child's gateway to learning, the institution where individuals may seek self-development on their own terms, and the means whereby all people may refresh old insights and gain new knowledge of the world around them. The Board of Trustees adheres to the philosophy expressed in the ALA Library Bill of Rights, Freedom To View and Freedom to Read statements."

The Industrial Archives Library (IAL) is a non-profit organization located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, dedicated to preserving America's industrial past. With a focus on collecting, organizing, conserving, and preserving industrial records, IAL aims to make these materials available for education and research to historians, scholars, and the public. Their growing collections include a wide range of materials, such as photographs, blueprints, documents, published books, and digital assets, all of which provide valuable insights into the history of various industries in the United States. Located near Bethlehem Steel's former home plant and Lehigh University, IAL's headquarters and research room serve as a hub for studying and exploring the rich industrial heritage of the country. In addition to their physical collections, IAL also maintains active memberships in prestigious archival associations, ensuring that their practices align with industry best standards. With a vision to become a leading research center for industrial records, IAL continues to expand its collections and provide valuable resources for those interested in delving into America's industrial history.Generated from the website

The Western Pocono Community Library, located in Brodheadsville, PA, is a lifelong learning center that provides educational enrichment opportunities to the residents of the community and surrounding areas. With a mission to offer lifelong access to resources, services, and programming, the library aims to cater to the diverse needs of its patrons. From offering free Wi-Fi access and computer use to providing museum passes, literacy programs, and outreach services, the Western Pocono Community Library is a hub of knowledge and community engagement. With a focus on accessibility, the library offers various services such as interlibrary loan, curbside pickup, and reference assistance. Patrons can also benefit from the library's extensive collection of books, media, and online resources, including ebooks, audiobooks, and educational tutorials. Additionally, the library actively participates in community initiatives, such as serving as a donation collection spot for the Pleasant Valley Ecumenical Network and hosting blood drives in collaboration with the Miller-Keystone Blood Center. Whether you're seeking educational resources, engaging programs, or a quiet space to read, the Western Pocono Community Library is a valuable resource for all.Generated from the website