Classic Short Stories
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For wireless access at the library or in the parking lot,
We are the North Central Oklahoma wireless hotspot for storm chasers in Hennessey Storm Country.
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The Collection Is Online!
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We are learning the 3R's:
Renew, Review, Request!
As a result of a federally funded grant received from the Oklahoma Department of Libraries, the library collection is now available on-line. This Library Services and Technology Act project was funded through the Institute of Museum and Library Services and gives users access to their own library accounts.
Click on the Library Catalog button at the top of this page from any 'net connected computer in the world, and access your account from the catalog screen. Log in with your library card and telephone numbers and you may renew books online, post reviews of titles you have read, and even request the purchase of a title you believe would make a good addition to the collection. List your email and reminders of materials coming due will come your way. There is even a wonderful feature that allows you to list your favorite authors and place automatic reserves on any title we purchase by that author!
This dream has been a long time coming, and this grant made it finally possible.
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On the Old Chisholm Trail
525 S. Main
Hennessey, Oklahoma
405-853-2073
405-888-446-4147
answers@hennessey.lib.ok.us
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The Door Is Open
Monday-Friday:
9am-6pm
Saturday:
9am-4pm
Closed on Holidays
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Library Board
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Friends
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Meetings & Agendas
Ever wonder how a library policy is determined?
Have a suggestion for better library service?
Visit a board meeting and let your voice be heard.
Library Policies
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Roy Cashion
The first Oklahoman to die in a foreign war, this brave 17 year-old Hennessey boy followed Teddy Roosevelt up San Juan Hill and into history.
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Pat Hennessey
The Irishman who believed a job should be done, no matter the difficulty. Today, this Oklahoma town named for him still embodies that determined pioneer spirit.
Come Watch Us Grow!
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A Visit to the Ranch Room
April 27, 2006
On a soft spring afternoon in April, a group of Hennessey residents took a trip into the past and returned with pictures.
Join them for a virtual mini-tour.
In the 1960's, photographs were taken of Main Street businesses, customers, and workers. View these photos here.
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