Upper Sandusky Community Library

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A triceratops with question marks around its head. Text says Trixie wants to know.
A note left on a book. The note says I love this book. So interesting. Rosanna Grade 5.
A woman holding up a book bundle prize.
A girl using a hammer to crack open a rock.
A triceratops with question marks around its head. Text says Trixie wants to know.
A triceratops with question marks around its head. Text says Trixie wants to know.
A triceratops with question marks around its head. Text says Trixie wants to know. . .
A kid dressed as a dinosaur using various crafts while another kid looks on.
A triceratops in a jungle with question marks around its head. Text says Trixie wants to know.
A kid drawing with chalk on the sidewalk.
A triceratops with question marks around its head and a jungle background. Text says Trixie wants to know.
An origami fortune teller in front of a row of middle grade graphic novels.
Dinosaur decorations hanging from lights.
Kids petting a chick.
A woman sitting behind a table full of books about America.
Two young girls standing behind a raised garden bed they helped to build and the plants they planted.
An old photo of a building held up in front of the same building today.
A man presenting a check to a woman.
A group of people putting together bird feeders.
A stack of books, a teapot, and a teacup. Text says join USCL's pop-up library for Paris in Spring. Saturday, April 11 10:00-2:00 at Tea Story. 132 S Sandusky Ave, Upper Sandusky. Come for the tea, stay for the books.
A book laying opened flat with two pages forming a heart. Text says a donation has been made to the library in memory of Chris Richman. Given by Pete and Connie Miller.
Two women creating a plant propagation box with plant cuttings, moss, and root hormones.
A stack of books with window light shining across them. Text says a donation has been made to the library in memory of Chris Richman. Given by Teri Myers.
Two women smiling in a library.
Smiling cartoon hearts. Text says Happy Library Lover's Month. Why I love my library: I love the friends I've made at the library. Kristy R.
Smiling cartoon hearts. Text says Happy Library Lover's Month. Why I love my library: We have the best librarians, the best programs. A treasure trove of all good things. Christy S.
Smiling cartoon hearts. Text says Happy Library Lover's Month. Why I love my library: I love borrowing from Adventure Central. It's not just for kids. Kristy R.
Smiling cartoon heart. Text says Happy Library Lover's Month. Why I love my library: I love the community and the events where we're like a library family. We have a nice selection of books and materials to check out - even board games! Desiree Y.
Smiling cartoon hearts. Text says Happy Library Lover's Month. Why I love my library: I love my library because I love reading books and it gives me a place to relax. Abbie S.
Smiling cartoon hearts. Text says Happy Library Lover's Month. Why I love my library: The activities our library puts on have given us such fun family memories. I'm so thankful for our staff, and for their part in my children's love of books. Sierra S.
Smiling cartoon hearts. Text says Happy Library Lover's Month. Why I love my library: Because of all the wonderful services and programs they provide year round. Thank you! Jackie M.
Smiling cartoon hearts. Text says Happy Library Lover's Month. Why I love my library: Beacuse I can find a lot of books I love to read and movies to watch. And Lisa is amazing! Isabella S.
Smiling cartoon hearts. Text says Happy Library Lover's Month. Why I love my library: My son loves coming here for activities. Betsy G.
Smiling cartoon hearts. Text says Happy Library Lover's Month. Why I love my library: My book club - I finally belong to something! Sherri T.
Cartoon hearts smiling. Text says Happy Library Lover's Month. Why I love my library: I can read books and do fun things. Kaden A.
Cartoon hearts with smiling faces. Text says Happy Library Lover's Month. Why I love my library: The helpful and kind librarians! Kristy R.
Panels focusing on World War II with photos and graphs. Text says Americans and the Holocaust Teacher Information Sessions. New dates added. Tuesday, Feb. 24 at 6 p.m. in the board room. Saturday, Feb. 28 at 10 a.m. in the large meeting room. Educators will learn what the Americans and the Holocaust traveling exhibit is, how they can register for the professional development day, and when they can start planning tours for their students. Register now.
Cartoon hearts with faces. Text says Happy Library Lover's Month. Why I love my library: My library takes me to different worlds. I can be any person, be living anywhere in the world or on a different world, past or present. I can discover new crafts and new things to learn. Darlene P.
Two lines of stars. Text says tax forms. Do you need tax forms? We have only received books and forms for the 1040 and 1040-SR, but we are happy to help you print what you need. Ask at the front desk for common forms or go to irs.gov and print the form from your phone or a computer. Normal printing fees apply.
Two people working on a puzzle.
Photos and propaganda posters from World War II. Text says Upper Sandusky Community LIbrary volunteer opportunity deadline extended. We're seeking volunteers for the Americans and the Holocaust exhibit. The Upper Sandusky Community Library will be accepting applications Dec. 1, 2025-Feb. 28, 2026, for docents and general volunteers for the Americans and the Holocaust traveling exhibit. Find out more at usclibrary.org.
Falling snow and blowing wind. A hanging sign that says Sorry we're closed Monday, Jan. 26 due to weather.
Panels from an exhibit featuring graphs and photos from the 1940s. Text says Americans and the Holocaust Teacher Information Sessions. Thursday Jan. 29 or Monday, Feb. 1 at 6:00 p.m. Educators will learn what the Americans and the Holocaust traveling exhibit is, how they can register for the professional development day, and when they can start planning tours for their students. Register now. 419-294-1345. 301 N Sandusky Ave, Upper Sandusky.
Pine branches, holly berries, and snow on a blackboard. Text says happy holidays. Upper Sandusky Community Library will be closing at 1:00 p.m. December 24th and December 31st. Closed Thursday, December 25th and Thursday, January 1st.
A snowman reading a book while standing on a hill with snow-covered pine trees and mountains in the background. Text says holiday hiatus. These programs will be on hiatus Dec. 22-Jan. 2: StoryTime, Middle School StoryTime, Hangout, That Thursday Thing.
Panels featuring news articles and propaganda posters from WWII. Text says Upper Sandusky Community Library Volunteer Opportunity. We're seeking volunteers for the Americans and the Holocaust exhibit. The Upper Sandusky Community Library will be accepting applications Dec. 1, 2025-Jan. 31, 2026, for docents and general volunteers for Americans and the Holocaust traveling exhibit. Find out more at usclibrary.org.
Pumpkins, leaves, berries, and acorns. Text says USCL will be closing at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 26th. Closed Thursday, November 27th. Happy Thanksgiving.
A bookshelf full of jack-o-lanterns.
A man is holding a phone in his hand with a dismayed look on his face. Text says hoopla is down. The Amazon Web Services outage has impacted hoopla. Please be patient as it is resolved.
A watercolor landscape with a girl reading underneath a tree. Text says grow your love of reading with us. The 100 Book Club with Upper Sandusky Community Library.
A group of young adults of various races and identities reading books. Text says Individuals should be trusted to make their own decisions about what to read.
Old photos and scraps of paper with writing on it. Text says The Heritage Room will be closed tot he public October 17 through December 31. You can have materials form the Heritage Room brought out for your use within the library. Ask at the circulation desk.
Lots of plants in boxes.
The front end of a classic car. Text says Upper Sandusky Community Library will be closed Saturday, September 27th. Enjoy the car show.
A group of people dressed as witches and wizards.
Two people dressed in 1960s outfits standing at a table making a recipe.
The outside of a building surrounded by trees and bushes with a sign saying Upper Sandusky Community Library. Text says Make an impact. Vote local. National Voter Registration Day. We are a community partner. Sept. 16, 2025. Learn more nationalvoterregistrationday.org.
The front and back of a Golden Library Card. Text says Sign up for a flibrary card this month and you'll be entered to win a Golden Library Card from Libro.fm. Ask a librarian or visit blog.libro.fm/library-card to learn more.
A black and white tiger cub. Text says Coded StoryWalk. Pick up a Coded Tales sheet from the front desk and begin your walk at the vestibule window. As you walk from business to business, reading pages of this month's book, write down the code letter located at each stop. Bring the special message back to the library's front desk to receive a prize. Zoo Born: Zoo Babies from Around the World by Andrew Bleiman.
A row of people of different professions standing in front of a cityscape. Text says Upper Sandusky Community Library will be closed Monday, Sept. 1st in observance of Labor Day.