Kingman  Carnegie Library    455 N. Main     Kingman, KS 67068-1395     (620) 532-3061   FAX: (620) 532-2528 Director: Grace G. Helm, graceg@kingmanlibrary.org

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EBSCO SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES   AND THE PUBLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION PRESENT THE EXCELLENCE IN SMALL AND/OR RURAL PUBLIC LIBRARY SERVICE AWARD TO KINGMAN CARNEGIE LIBRARY JUNE 28, 1993 FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO ITS COMMUNITY

The Kingman Carnegie Library is a beautiful, Neo-Classical building with two main floors, a basement level, and an elevator and handicap access at the south entrance. The original structure, which is listed on the Kansas and National Register of Historic Places, was dedicated on June 23, 1914.
 
Over the years it has been remodeled, so that today the library is a modern, comfortable, well equipped facility, with many exciting resources (from genealogy to the internet) for all ages to enjoy.
 
A plaque in the library tells of the dedication of all the people who work to make the library such a success.

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