The Spencerville Public Library is a branch of the Edwardsburgh/Cardinal Public Library.

The Spencerville Public Library has a collection of more than 11,000 books - picture books, fiction, non-fiction for adults, youth and children, books on CDs, videos, and periodicals.

Garden Tour and More, June 12, 2010

GLOBAL ROAD WARRIOR COMES TO SPENCERVILLE

The Global Road Warrior online database is a comprehensive travel reference for 175 countries. Each country listing includes:

Key facts – The people, economy, money, foreign exchange, visas, climate, passports, immunization, entry and departure, emergencies, internal travel information, map, airports and hotel accommodations plus forty-four survival terms in the local language.

Communications –country codes, city codes, calling from outside the country, making local and long-distance calls, international dialing guide, photos of public phones with instructions for use, using and renting cell phones, postal services, accessing the Internet, and local electrical requirements, including illustrations of electrical plugs.

There’s lots more, but this is a small space.

A to Z Maps Online is a collection of thousands of antique and modern maps and charts from around the world. Many interesting chartable items too numerous to mention, like hurricanes, weather patterns, fishing, bird migration, GIS, NASA, and volcanoes.

To access Global Road Warrior and A to Z Maps Online, visit the Spencerville library where they reside on our community-access computers. To access from home, please contact the librarian for the library bar code number and click through on these links:

Global Road Warrior

http://www.globalroadwarrior.com/directclient_index2.asp?c=ecpl

A to Z Maps Online

http://www.atozmapsonline.com/a-z_maps_online_home.asp?c=ecpl

Storytime
For ages 2 to 6 from 10:30am to 11:30am on the last Saturday of each month.

Adult Book Club
Come and share what you have been reading with us. Usually the third Wednesday of the month at 1:30pm.

Computers
High Speed Internet access is available on our computers free of charge. Photocopying, computer printing, and fax services are also available.

Do you have knots in your knitting, kinks in your crochet, or faults in your floss? Bring your work to our bi-monthly evening sessions to get help, work on your project, and listen to some yarns. Second and Fourth Wednesday evenings, 7:00 pm.

Our walls display the photographs, paintings or drawings of local artists. Our curio cabinet offers a display of collectables. If you have a collection to display, or are a local artist with work to hang, please come and see us.