Library

Do you know someone who cannot read due to a visual or physical disability?

The Talking Book Center provides free access to recorded, large-print and Braille books to people of all ages who cannot read due to a visual or physical disability.

1938
Anthony J. Dimond, the territorial delegate, contacted Mabel Shotter, a teacher in Homer, to let her know that the territory would help with books if a library could be formed.

Connect, read, and learn remotely with the library!

Video Relay Service empowers hard of hearing individuals to communicate using an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter and a videophone to place and receive calls to anyone.

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You will likely find what you need!

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ILL Lending Services to Other Libraries

Policies:

• What is Interlibrary Loan?
• What materials can be obtained?
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To submit a request for a book, audiobook or video you may: