Oxford Lane Library

The Edgar Weld King Library in Oxford, OH is a comprehensive resource for research and support, offering a wide range of services and materials to students, faculty, and the community. From research guides and databases to academic integrity and citation resources, the library provides the necessary tools for successful academic endeavors. With study rooms, computer availability, and a MakerSpace, students have access to various spaces and technologies to enhance their learning experience. The library also houses the Howe Writing Center and King Cafe, catering to the needs of both writers and coffee enthusiasts. In addition to its extensive collection of books, articles, and digital resources, the library offers borrowing and request services, including interlibrary loan and curbside pickup. The King Library is committed to accessibility, providing resources for individuals with disabilities and offering instructional videos and workshops. With its dedication to learning and innovation, the library serves as a hub for intellectual growth and collaboration within the Oxford community.Generated from the website

The Smith Library of Regional History, located in Oxford, OH, is a division of the Lane Public Libraries. Its mission is to collect, preserve, and share information about the history of southwestern Ohio, including Oxford, surrounding townships, Butler County, and the Miami River Valleys. The library offers historical materials, exhibits, public programs, and publications to meet the needs of regional history researchers. Established in 1981 and named after William E. and Ophia D. Smith, the Smith Library moved to a new facility in 2015, providing three times the space for users, collections, and staff. Notable holdings include microfilm of nineteenth-century federal non-population census records for Butler County, as well as being a Freedom Station Affiliate of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and part of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. The library also offers outreach presentations and has an extensive collection of books, periodicals, maps, and other historical resources.Generated from the website