Lebanon Public Library

## Lebanon Public Library: A Community Hub for Literacy The Lebanon Public Library is a public library located in Lebanon, Indiana. Established in 1905, the library has served the residents of Lebanon and Center Township for over a century. With a staff of 53 dedicated employees, the library is a vital resource for the community. The Lebanon Public Library offers a wide range of resources and services to its patrons. These include a comprehensive collection of books, magazines, audiobooks, and digital materials. The library also provides access to computers, internet, and other technology resources. In addition, the library hosts a variety of programs and events for all ages, including story times, book clubs, and author talks. The Lebanon Public Library is committed to promoting literacy and lifelong learning. As a member of the Evergreen Indiana Library Consortium, the library collaborates with other libraries in the state to provide expanded access to resources and services. The library actively advocates for literacy initiatives and strives to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all members of the community. For more information about the Lebanon Public Library and its services, please visit their website at leblib.org.