Clarion Public Library302 N. Main
Clarion, IA 50525
515-532-3673 Fax: 515-532-6322
Hours open: Mon-Wed: 12-8 pm
Thurs-Sat: 10am-5pm
www.clarion.lib.ia.us
The Clarion Public Library provides access to resources and services for educational, informational, and recreational purposes. The library attempts to meet the needs of the residents of Clarion and the surrounding areas by providing information, encouraging the freedom to read, participating in inter-library cooperation, using technology, and serving as a center for the communication of ideas.
Family History, geneological search.
Use at the library to research family history
Learn a new language. Sign up at the library to use anywhere.
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Research Periodical Databases. Check in at the library to use anywhere.
Online search engine.
Audio book downloads
Wireless is available
Iowa Area Education Agencies provide Iowa AEA Online, consisting of eight dynamic online resources, to all Iowa accredited schools. Students and staff have access at school and at home (Internet access required), 24 hours a day, seven days a week! These online resources support the content standards for school curriculum and student learning by bringing a wealth of information to teachers and students wherever they may be, with just the click of a mouse. To learn more about these resources and how to access them, contact your teacher or teacher librarian.
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