Sapulpa Public Library
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Official Home of Euchee/Yuchi Native American Collection Mission Statement
It is the goal of the Bartlett-Carnegie Sapulpa Public Library to seek to and continually provide a variety of library resources to the community. These include books, audio books (books on tape or CD), Videos, DVDs, CDs, newspapers, magazines, reference materials, and technology to the community. We seek to provide access to innovative technologies for staff and patrons, to improve the quality of life for meeting the informational, educational and cultural interests of the community.
Our library also strives to provide with excellence:
•A pleasant environment for children and adults learning to read
•A consistent level of high quality service to make everyone's experience at the library as easy, pleasant, and as comfortable as possible
•An environment where parents will work with their children to promote learning experiences on the computer together
•An environment that encourages reading, learning and thinking
•Allows those who want to borrow and return library materials, use materials or study in the library, or obtain staff assistance to do so as easily as possible.
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Are you a member of the Sapulpa Friends of the Library? Do you know what Friends Members do? It is pretty simple: "A Friend is a person who is there when you need them." Won't you be our Friend? It is Free to join! Our next meeting is June 7th at noon
Just a reminder there will be no Story Time this Tues. May 23.
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This mornings New Library Card holders
Wed, May 24 at 10 AM in genealogy. Come in and learn to use genealogy resources, including the databases available for you at no cost. Great time to be able to learn to use the resources for your research.
Story Time The Day the Crayons Quit
Creek County Talent Showcase
Free event, All Ages! Free refreshments will be provided by the Friends of the Library Support Group. Please sign up at the Sapulpa Library or by phone 918-224-5624
Now available in genealogy:_A Gazetteer of Inidan Territory . Find those towns and creeks that are mentioned in your research but not found on a current map. Also, Runaway Slaves, Rebels on the Plantation, by John Hope Franklin and Loren Schweninger; and Life in Civil War America detailing many aspects of society during the war years such as bacon costing 12.5 cents per pound in 1861, 75 cents in 1862 and $11-13 in 1865.
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tomorrow at 6 pm
Rock Sapulpa!
we had a fun time painting rocks! Can't wait to do it again
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