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Unique Finds in the Archives: Model T Owner’s Manual
Within our Archives in the Local History and Genealogy Department, we have many unique items. One of which is a 1915 Ford Model T owner’s manual, published seven years after the car was first introduced [...]
Family-Friendly Spooky Movies
I love fall! Bonfires, colorful leaves, trick-or-treat, scary decorations, pumpkin spice lattes and spooky movies are some of my favorite things. The library hosts a lot of fun programs that can be found here. Our [...]
Witches, Monsters, and Ghosts! Oh My!
The air is chilly. The leaves are crunchy. The mood is spooky. It’s the perfect time to snuggle up with a good autumnal read. Check out these cozy, creepy suggestions - perfect for all ages! [...]
12 Books to Read in Honor of Banned Book Week
Banned Books Week is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read. Banned Books Week was launched in 1982 to highlight the value of free and open access to information. Banned Books Week brings together [...]
12 Ways to Save With Your Library Card
National Library Card Signup Month runs Sept. 1-Sept. 30. Getting a library card is free and easy. Just stop by with an ID or a utility bill with your current address. You don't have to [...]
A Rainbow of Kenton County Houses Part VII
The Multi-Colored House at 703 Bakewell Street. Over the summer the staff of the Local History and Genealogy Department will be posting a blog to go along with the stops for our virtual [...]
