Smith Welch Library

HistoryMrs. Josie Smith Welch deeded the property to the City of Hearne in March of 1970 for use as a public library. Smith-Welch Memorial Library, named in honor of the Smith and Welch families. The library moved to a new location (1 block over) in October 2009. The library is now housed in a state of the art facility hopefully to be enjoy by many for years to come.Specialtiespublic library, books, audio books, computers, copies, scanning

Smith-Welch Memorial Library, located in Hearne, TX, is a historic and vibrant community resource that has been serving the residents of Hearne and Robertson County since 1974. Housed in a beautifully ornate building erected in 1892, the library offers a diverse collection of adult, young adult, and juvenile fiction and non-fiction books, as well as Spanish and graphic novels. In addition to physical materials, the library provides access to a wide range of digital resources, including DVDs, ebooks, audiobooks, and video games. With public internet access computers, early literacy computer stations, and a card reader, the library is equipped to meet the educational and entertainment needs of all visitors. The dedicated staff at Smith-Welch Memorial Library is committed to providing excellent service and creating a welcoming environment for patrons of all ages. As a cornerstone of the community, Smith-Welch Memorial Library strives to fulfill its mission of educating, informing, enriching, and entertaining the residents of Hearne and Robertson County. The library's rich history and commitment to accessibility are evident in its range of services, which include notary services, faxing, printing, scanning, and a B/W color copier. Whether visitors are seeking a quiet space to read, access to digital resources, or assistance from the friendly and helpful staff, Smith-Welch Memorial Library is dedicated to meeting the diverse needs of its patrons. With its strong emphasis on community engagement and a focus on literacy and learning, the library continues to play a vital role in the cultural and educational landscape of Hearne and its surrounding areas.Generated from the website