Meeting the Needs of a Community Dollar for dollar, libraries offer huge returns for tax and donations for their patrons. Not only can they replace expensive subscription services for books,
Library card applications are available at the front desk of the library, or you can fill out the application online (see below) and email application and verification documents to our
Thanks to generous funding from DPHHS, Montana State Library is providing Beanstack to our library. Beanstack is an app, for your computer or phone, that helps people track your reading. It
Montana Cadastral is a database provided by the Montana State Library. It provides information about private and public land ownership in Montana, including geocode, property tax, owner names, addresses, and
The opportunities are endless with the library’s 3D printer. From making toys to replacing plastic parts, there is so much you can create! To get started read through our 3D
Our computers are equipped with internet access and are free for anyone to use for research, educational purposes, or personal use. Minors 10 years or older can have access to
The Montana History Portal is a free, digital collection of Montana’s cultural heritage, history and art. Much of the catalog is historic material, some items listed are contemporary. Each is
We are participates National Native American Heritage Month this November to celebrate the languages, stories, and traditions of all Native Americans. We want to ensure their diverse history and contributions
Click here to visit the Montana Natural Heritage website. The Montana Natural Heritage Program is a resource for scientists, private citizens and government to improve our state’s quality of life.
Can’t get enough Oz? Neither can we! Here are four tales that take you back down the yellow brick road with your favorite characters. All of these titles are available
