About Webster Public Library
About the Webster Public Library The town of
Webster
has been fortunate enough to have had a
library in its community since 1929. At
that time the library was a single room in the high school building with 657
books, 365 borrowers, and a circulation of 6,246.
In 1957 the library moved to the Emil Reitz building on Main Street
in the Village
of The current library staff consists of
7 full
time librarians, 6 part-time library assistants and over 40 part-time
clerical and page employees. The library collection has over 95,000 items
which include books, magazines, audio cassettes and CDs, video cassettes,
DVDs, books on cassette and CD, and CD-ROMS.
A large children’s collection in a park-like
children's room is an attractive feature of the library.
Along with frequent adult and teen programs,
the library offers regular computer classes
in a wireless lab designed for computer training.
The library also has a children’s story hour room for the many
programs offered for children. WPL also has a large meeting
room which can be divided into 2 sections. The Department of Motor
Vehicles mobile office is located here on Mondays from Webster Public
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