Huntsville Public Library

Need to sign up/register for a Summer program?

Please follow this link here to register for the following programs:

~~Plant Play: Make your own succulent garden (Thursday, June 8 @ 10:30 am) Limit 25~~ PROGRAM FULL
Clay Play: DIY pottery (~~Monday, June 12 @ 2:30 pm~~, July 10 @ 2:30 and 3:30pm) Limit 10 per session
~~Cookie and Cupcake Mania! (Thursday, June 22 @ 2:30 pm) Limit 40~~
Bird Buddies (Wednesday, June 28 @ 10:30 am) Limit 75
~~Tie Dye (Thursday, July 6 @ 2:30 pm) Limit 25~~
Magic Show (July 13 @ 2:30 pm) Limit 75
Zine Creations (teen led craft program--Thursday, July 20 @ 2:30 pm)

Donated Materials:

The Huntsville Public Library will accept donated items such as books, DVDs, music CDs, or books on CD with a signed Item Donation Form provided by the Library. We are only able to accept a maximum of ten (10) donated items at one time. The Library does not accept donations of items such as magazines, newspapers, encyclopedias, textbooks, dictionaries, or items deemed to be in poor condition. The Library is also unable to accept items dropped off on library grounds or items donated through our Book Drops. For more information, please call 936-291-5472. We thank you for your generosity.

Additional ways to continue enjoying library resources:

Our collection of free ebooks and audiobooks are still available to patrons through Libby. To better assist our patrons and encourage literacy, the library will allow people who have less than $5 in fines to access this free digital resource.

Learn a new language from the comfort of your home! Access Pronunciator for free using the library’s subscription.

Due Dates & Item Renewal:

The Book Drop is open. Patrons may call the library at 936-291-5472 or text GABBIE at 936-274-7204 if they need assistance with their library account or interlibrary loan items.

Electronic Resources

Libby — Piney Woods Digital Consortium

Downloadable ebooks, audiobooks, and movies!

TexShare Databases

Includes thousands of full-text magazines and newspapers, WorldCat (35 million library records), Science and Literature databases, on-line encyclopedias, etc., For more information click here.

Fold3; Military History & Genealogy Archives (Use this link if you are at one of the computers in the library).

Fold3; At Home Access (Use this link if you are using library WiFi or are at home).

When asked for a barcode, use your library card number.

Fold3 offers the web’s premier collection of original military records, gathering the best U.S. military records, photos and stories from the Revolutionary War to more recent conflicts.