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Our Library is housed in a 1910 Queen Anne style former residence.

A history museum, genealogical section and an extensive reference section emphasize the local area.

 

Hours

Monday 9 am - 8:30 pm
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 9 am - 6:30 pm
Thursday Closed
Friday 9 am - 4 pm
Saturday 9 am - 4 pm

Note: Library will be closed during inclement weather



Knoxville Public Library
112 E. Main Street
P.O. Box 277
Knoxville, PA 16928
(Tioga County)

Librarian: Ellen Williams Assistant: Elaine Van Sickle
Assistant: Deborah Berdanier
Phone: 814-326-4448
Email: kplibrary@verizon.net

Online Resources

Learning Express Library is available as a free service of our library . It provides practice tests in hundreds of areas and builds needed basic skills in math, reading and writing through complete courses.
Click here to learn more

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A to Z Maps Online

The world's most useful online map database. A toZ Maps Online is the only product that combines such a large database of static, animated, real-time, scientific, and antique maps in one easy-to-access place. Remote users log in with their library card numbers.


HeritageQuest© Online
 
Is a comprehensive treasury of American genealogical sources--rich in unique primary sources, local and family histories, and finding aids. It delivers an essential collection of genealogical and historical sources--with coverage dating back to the 1700s--that can help people find their ancestors and discover a places past.Remote users log in with their library card numbers.

 

Global Road Warrior

Database covers 175 countries of interest to travelers. It also includes maps and photographs. The database is also great to help students, when they have to do research on a country. Remote users log in with their library card numbers.

 

Pop Culture Universe
 Icons Idols Ideas
Is an authoritative resource on popular culture in America and the world, both past and present--in a package as dynamic as the topic it covers. Its living history--a constantly evolving entity shaped by the world we inherit, our current environment, and our hopes for the future.  Remote users log in with their library card numbers.





  


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Listen to Books - 
You can download hundreds of audio books and listen on your computer or transfer books to a portable device, like an iPod or MP3 player.

You can also download e-books. Download the latest best sellers, fiction, and nonfiction to your e-reader today!  E-books are now compatible with most devices, just check with your Library for instructions on how to login.
New Audiobooks  | New eBooks

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Winter Reading Series 2012

We are pleased to present a winter book discussion series for adults beginning in February.  This year the topics will range from Pennsylvania Indians to the sinking of the "Titanic".  Funded by Deerfield Charitable Trust and memorials given in honor of Joan Simonetti, the series will provide participants copies of books FREE.  Space is limited, so stop by the Library soon to register.  The meeting dates and titles are as follows:

Monday, Feb. 13th @7PM - "The Light in the Forest"/Richter

Monday, Mar. 12th @7PM - "Deserter Country"/Sandow

Monday, Apr. 9th @7PM - "How to Survive the Titanic"/Wilson

Monday, May 14th @7PM - "The Rising Tide"/Shaara

 

Library may be closed during inclement weather.  If you are traveling, phone ahead!

 

 Call the Library @ 814-326-4448
Monday, Wednesday, Friday for  information

e-mail- kplibrary@verizon.net

Preschool Story Time is held most Wed. mornings

when school is open at 11AM.  Music, picture book reading,

activities and play time for little ones.  

                                                                              

Current borrowers are urged to stop by the Library with I.D. to update their patron cards for use with the library's new computer system. The new system requires each person to update their information to get a new library card. Those under 18 need a parent to accompany them to update their information.

 

The Knoxville Public Library now has available for purchase a Table of Contents for the Centennial History of Knoxville written by Edwin  A. Glover in 1951. This index makes looking for names and places in Knoxville's history much easier. The Table of Contents and Index can be used also for Glover's Knoxville History that appears in the 2001 Sesquicentennial History of Knoxville. For more information contact the Knoxville Public Library at (814) 326-4448.

 

About the Library
  • We offer preschool story time in addition to the Summer Reading Program.
     
  • We offer free access to Pennsylvania's POWER Library and Learning Express. 
     
  • We offer internet access to all patrons with a signed document available at the Librarian's desk. Parental permission is required for all under 18 years old.
     
  • Our museum of local items is quite extensive. It contains many local history items.
     
  • We maintain an extensive genealogy section.
     
  • We offer large type books and also audio books for the visually impaired.
     
  • We deliver books and other materials to anyone in the community who is housebound.

Current Board Members:

Eugene A. Seelye President
Viola Mortimer Vice-President
Mary Stebbins Secretary
Brenda Steadman Treasurer

Beth Goodwin
Eloise Kelts
Betty Parsons

Jace Steadman
Vance Steadman

 

 
Knoxville Public Library Phone: 814-326-4448 Email: kplibrary@verizon.net