DUGGER  PUBLIC  LIBRARY


8007 E. Main St.

Box 277

Dugger, IN 47848

(812)-648-2822

Librarian:  Deborah Loveless

dugger1@cebridge.net

Picture of Dugger Library

 


 

 BRANCH HOURS

 Mon. - Fri.      12:00 - 5:00

      Thurs. and Sun. Closed  

   Sat.      9:00 - 2:00


Services

  • photocopier

  • computer for public use with Internet access

  • word processor and games

  • videos

  • adult and juvenile fiction and non-fiction

  • large print books

  • audio cassettes

  • periodicals

  • reference

  • Christian fiction

  • outside book return

  • household battery recycle drop-off box

  • old eyeglass recycle drop-off box

  • display notices for nonprofit organizations

  • interlibrary loan

  • story time for preschoolers

  • organized activities for children

  • drop off site to recycle computer ink cartridges


      HISTORY OF THE DUGGER LIBRARY

    The Dugger Public Library had its beginning in the early 1900's through volunteerism---volunteered books and librarian services.  It was housed in 2 or 3 buildings on Main Street.

           Community fund-raising activities were held and community effort built a new municipal building on West Main Street. The building was dedicated on the evening of October 31, 1928.  It is a two-story, tan brick building and the present library is housed on the top floor. 

          Dugger Public Library has had 6 previous librarians, including Gertrude Jefferies, Helen Hindman, Esta  McLin, Maxine Myers and Nelle Holder.  Our latest retiree was Ruby King, who retired  in the year 2000.


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