Mead Public Library, Public library in Sheboygan, US.
Mead Public Library is a public library in Sheboygan with books, magazines, audiobooks, and digital materials available through an online catalog. The collections serve readers seeking various formats and subject areas.
The library was founded in 1892 with support from Charles Mead, who wanted to provide Sheboygan residents with access to books and reading materials. This founding enabled the community to develop a public reading institution.
The library maintains a Spanish language collection and hosts regular programs for different age groups across Sheboygan. These events bring together people from various parts of the community.
The library is accessible on weekdays until evening and on weekends with shorter hours, allowing visitors to plan visits based on their schedule. It helps to check the specific hours before your visit to confirm access.
The facility includes specialized spaces such as the Story Garden for children's activities and the Imaginarium for creative community gatherings. These dedicated areas transform the library into a gathering place beyond book lending.
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