Clear Lake Public Library Clear Lake Public Library
350 4th Ave. • P.O. Box 365 • Clear Lake, WI • 54005
715-263-2802 • clearlakepl@ifls.lib.wi.us
Welcome
The new Clear Lake Public Library has much to offer, including:

* Books (including large print)
* Magazines
* Newspapers (Amery Free Press, Clear Lake Museum Chronicle, County Ledger Press, & New Richmond News)
* Videos and DVDs
* Internet access, computer, printer, typewriter
* Reference materials
* Audiobooks (unabridged and abridged) and Compact Discs
* Music CDs
* Interlibrary loan
* 24-hour book drop

Clear Lake Public Library receives the "Save Our History Grant"
On July 26, 2007, the History Channel awarded the Clear Lake Public Library a $3,500 Save Our History grant to partner with Clear Lake Junior High for “Between Fences: Structural Change in Clear Lake”. Students will choose a local home, business, land tract, or other local landmark and create a photo/narrative display that will depict how these have changed since the creation of the community of Clear Lake. The photos will be on display in conjunction with the Smithsonian Institution Exhibition “Between Fences” coordinated by the Wisconsin Humanities Council that will be at the Clear Lake Area Community Center April 12 – May 24, 2008. The Clear Lake Public Library is one of 27 history organizations nationwide that received Save Our History community preservation grants. These grants fund innovative preservation projects designed to bring communities together, actively engage children in the preservation of their local history and communicate the importance of saving local history for future generations.
For more details, Click here.

THE SMITHSONIAN COMES TO CLEAR LAKE
The Clear Lake Area Community Center in collaboration with the Clear Lake Public Library and the Clear Lake Museum are pleased to announce that they have been selected by the Wisconsin Humanities Council (WHC) to host a traveling Smithsonian exhibition entitled Between Fences. This is an exhibition designed by the Smithsonian Institution specifically for small, rural communities. The exhibition explores themes of boundaries, place, and space using objects and images including fences, tools, photographs, and publications such as product literature, journals, postcards, and posters.

Library Staff
Christine LaFond: Head Librarian
Lynda Grece
Lisa Inlow
Hours
Monday 12-7
Tuesday 12-6
Wednesday 3-9
Thursday 9-2
Friday 12-5
Saturday 9:30-1:30
 
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