On January
26, 1998, the new Reedsburg Public Library opened at 370 Vine Street. Efforts by
the community to build a new library were rewarded when the new 15,400 square
foot state-of-the-art library, containing more shelf space, a more spacious
reading area, more computers and meeting rooms, opened. The single floor
structure with special rooms for the children’s story hour, local history
research and meeting rooms, were a much needed change from the crowded
conditions of the old library. The first week the library opened, 5,745 people
visited the building. New records were set every month that first year and have
been broken several times since. The library still has that new feel each time
you come in, but a lot has changed in the last fifteen years, from the types of
resources we offer to the limited spaces from all of the new shelving that has
been added. Stop in and discover
everything your library has to offer.
Learn more:
Learn more:
Construction of the Library
Library Building History
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