Library Services
Audio Tapes
Computers
County Census Reports
County Newspapers on Microfilm
FAX Machine
Foreign Language Tapes
Genealogical Resources
Hospice Library
Internet Access
Kansas Collection
Laminator
Large Print Books
Magazines
Newspapers
Smith County Pioneer
USA Today
Photocopier
Rotating Book Collection
Story Hour
Summer Reading Program
Tax Forms
Telephone Directories
Video Tapes
The Smith Center Public Library is located in a new wing of the
Srader Center.
The reading area has glass walls that
make Court Street and downtown Smith Center a part of the room.
Separate rooms offer genealogical resources and the libraries
extensive Kansas collection. A small courtyard between the
library wing and the older parts of the Srader Center is
used on pretty days for library events. Downtown workers
often bring their lunches here.
M-T-W-F
10 AM to 5 PM
Thursday
10 AM to 8 PM
Saturday
10 AM to Noon & 1PM to 5 PM
Volunteer Denese Phillips hosts Story Hour for children 4 and 5 who have not started school; it's on Thursdays from 1 to 2 PM. The Summer Reading Program is also on Thursdays from 1 to 2:30 PM
The Book Return is on the east side of the building near the south windows.
Many of the poems by Smith Center poet, John Edward Everett, are now on-line. See his book, Quillings In Verse, published in 1912.
