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located in a small house. As demand grew, they relocated to a City Hall building in April of 1961, which is now part of
Florida College. The library shortly outgrew this too as they built their collection and by 1965 they needed a new building and a larger overall operation which included appointing a Library Board which was run by the city. They broke ground in September of that year and opened in April of 1966. The Women's Club remained involved and provided the money for the library's service desk. By the mid-70's they were running out of space and added 5,600 square feet which enlarged the structure by April 1978. On February 18, 1982, tragedy ensued when a fire was set by an arsonist. The library lost a devastating 11,666 books and 1,010 recordings. The Women's Club stepped in again and helped restore the building which then opened a year after the fire. In the meantime they relocated materials to the Lightfoot Recreation Center to keep the library going. In 1997 the library was once again renovated for expansion which brought the library to 20,000 square feet. It reopened in March 1998 with an online catalog, computers, and internet access which is largely how it is utilized to this day with a collection of over 100,000 volumes and 52 community computers.
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became a regional branch in 1995. The West Gate Branch was the focus of national attention after the banning of a gay pride display in 2005. After 32 years of operation, the Paula Drive location was closed for construction in lieu of the Town 'N Country
Commons. In May 2007, the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners approved a new name for the current library—"Town 'N Country Regional Public Library". The new library became part of the Town 'N Country Commons along with a Head Start center and a Senior Center next to the Shimberg Gardens.In Fall 2021, the branch was closed for a month for an extensive renovation. The library reopened in the downstairs community room as a small makeshift library with 8 laptops available for patron use. The branch underwent massive changes, including the complete replacement of the staircase and the addition of 6 individual bathrooms. The existing study rooms were demolished and 8 new study rooms were constructed for patron use. The library officially reopened in January 2023 with all new carpets, staircase, furniture, study rooms, and color scheme. The Hive was removed and the room was resized and repurposed as a general use room.
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decided the solution was to move the books to the adult section. This led to the creation of a committee that aimed to devise a plan to clearly define which entity, City or County, would have control of the libraries. Two plans came about, one proposed by the City
Council that "recommended the creation of a seven member council under control of the mayor." The other recommendation was from the County Commission which called for a "14-member library board of directors with eight members appointed by the County Commission and six members appointed by the city." Neither plan was adopted as arguments from each side led to an impasse; some of the strongest objections against full County control came from Mayor Martinez who stated that such an idea was "unacceptable to the citizens of Tampa who have invested millions of dollars over many years to develop the system. The County had no library system, the city did." Although, 56 percent of the funding for the libraries budget was provided by the County Commission and 44 percent by the City Council.
124:(previously a stand-alone entity), into the library system. As Hillsborough County continued to grow throughout the 20th century, the need for libraries further away increased. In 1961, the City of Tampa and Hillsborough County contractually consolidated their libraries and (with the exception of Temple Terrace and Bruton Memorial, which remain separate agencies) the Tampa–Hillsborough County Public Library System was born. On September 1, 1999, the Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative (HCPLC) was first introduced as a way for patrons to access materials and programs from other libraries in the library system. The library system currently circulates 3.5 million physical items and 2.3 million virtual items annually. A 2013 study done by the Florida Department of State's Division of Library and Information Services determined that Florida libraries return $ 10.18 in value to the community for every dollar it spends.
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United States and records are available in print, microfilm, and electronic formats. The main emphasis of the collection is on
Florida history but also includes material related to the southeastern United States and original thirteen American colonies. Record groups include vital statistics and other indexes related to marriages, death, and cemetery records for Florida counties. Additional collections include those related to the military, passenger ships, pensions, and court records. A Tampa-Hillsborough County Public Library card is not required to access the collection and materials are only accessible during normal library hours. Items in the collection do not circulate and are restricted to in-library access. Materials cannot be transferred via Interlibrary Loan.
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square feet, and in 1977, to 10,500 square feet. Currently, the building is 24,000 square feet and includes a teen room, children's room, computer lab, meeting rooms, and a quiet study room. The library hosts programs for teenagers and provides involvement opportunities through the Teen
Advisory Board, allowing for engagement with students from the neighboring Chamberlain High School. Additional programming is available for children and adults, such as technology classes and the Master Gardner series. Solar panels were installed in April 2020 and megawatt hour generation on a monthly, yearly, and lifetime scale can be tracked on the library's website. As part of the county library art program, the North Tampa Library's children's room showcases Lisa and Joe Vogt's
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November 5, 2003, was renamed Robert W. Saunders, Sr. Public
Library To honor the civil rights activist and former NAACP Field Director. The library houses the African American History & Genealogy Library including the Hall of History that contains an interactive exhibit that highlights the Central Avenue business district. Its collection includes the only African American focused genealogy resource in the Tampa-Hillsborough County Public Library System where patrons can find a circulating library of African American life, history, culture, authentic African art, encyclopedias, atlases, local history binders, newspaper clippings, and more. The archives room features rare books, microfilm and historical memorabilia.
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organization. There are programs for children, teens, and adults which include activities and resources for certain age groups and developmental levels ranging from story time to crafts and appropriate games. The library also offers many resources beyond books such as sewing machines, cooking items, tools, board games, and neck ties to borrow for various reasons. You can even "check out" a limited number of seed packets each month that do not have to be returned and come with instructions on how to take care of them. These are all resources that have been proven to be successful in the local community to help provide items that may only occasionally be needed. Partnering up with the
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and serves the surrounding Ruskin, Sun City, Wimauma, and Apollo Beach south county communities. The library's collection consists of both fiction and non-fiction materials, DVDs, audio books, compact discs, newspapers, magazines, local author titles, and
Spanish language materials. Additionally, the library features an expansive, non-circulating genealogy collection, which is housed in a separate room alongside other relevant genealogical resources. All libraries belonging to HCPLC share their collections, which also includes access to digital materials and resources. Unique lendable materials include ukuleles and Launchpad learning tablets.
292:. It opened in 1919 inside the Harlem Academy. It was originally established by the Paul Laurence Dunbar Literary Society, an organization of postal workers dedicated to promoting literary discussion and encouraging scholarship. In the early 1920s it was housed in the same building as the Urban League, and relocated to its final home at 1404 Central Ave. in 1927 until 1969. In 1927 it was reported that the branch owned about 3,500 items, the majority of which were juvenile volumes, and that circulation was 300-350 items per week. The branch's librarian from 1936 to 1961 was Ada T. Payne, Tampa's first black librarian.
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Board will be composed of "twelve residents of
Hillsborough County, three from each of the four county single-member districts appointed by the Board of County Commissioners of Hillsborough County for staggered terms of three years; and they shall serve at the pleasure of the County Commission. A majority of the membership of the Public Library Board shall constitute a quorum. This Board may make and adopt such by-laws, rules and regulations for its own guidance and for the government of the Public Library System as it may deem expedient and not inconsistent with law."
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proposed restoring the structure and moving the library into it, as the original library was suffering from cramped quarters and maintenance issues. The idea was proposed in 1993 and came to fruition in 1998. In a ceremonial “passage of the book”, the community came together to form a human chain linking the old library to the new. The very last book to be moved, “A History of the City of Port Tampa 1888-1961”, was passed from person to person until reaching the new structure. The old structure was demolished in 2006.
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Library raises funds is by hosting different book sales at the different branches. Several of the library branches have a used book store, hosted by the organization, in which donated books are sold a discount price. All proceeds go back to the Friends of the Library to support library programs. Several times of the year, the Friends of the Library will host large one day only book sale to bring out community partners and members and increase community engagement.
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June 30, 1915. However, due to the refusal of Tampa's city council to fund the new library, it was not immediately available to the public. Eventually they allocated $ 10,000 per year to the library and it opened April 27, 1917, with only 3,800 books, donated by Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Lothridge. The building at 102 E. Seventh Avenue served as Tampa's main library building from the day it opened until 1968. It is now home to the City of Tampa's
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introduces early literacy skills and encourages language development. Crochet buddies is where children come to learn the basics of crochet. The puzzle zone is where the library puts out puzzles that the whole family can come work on together. Lastly, Children’s theater is where the library chooses a play for children to work on.
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Tampa-Hillsborough County Public Library was recognized for its community focused initiatives as it "reorganized its staffing model and eliminated overdue fines, yielding $ 1 million in savings while increasing access to library resources and expanding opportunities for community engagement through unique, scalable programs."
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Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners and the Hillsborough County Public Schools. This project allowed for the media center at Sulphur Springs Elementary School to be expanded by 3,500 square feet. The creation of this library branch has brought more literacy opportunities to the community surrounding the school.
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and story time room, a second community room over twice the size of the original, new spaces, furniture and technologies to facilitate collaborative work, a vending café, a larger Carousel Book Store, Adobe Creative Cloud software, assistive technology, a cooking oil recycling station, and electric car charging stations.
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green screens, studio lighting, and necessary cables and attachments. SouthShore Library's newly added makerspace, which opened in 2019 as an expansion to The HIVE, provides the surrounding community with access to 3D printing, sewing machines, pop up programming kits, and various arts and crafts tools.
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is located at 4902 W Commerce St, Tampa, FL 33616 and is open to the public Monday-Saturday. The library offers public computers, printing, copying, scanning, and faxing services, as well as free WiFi. There are meeting and study spaces available for reservation, among them the Maritime Reading Room,
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The North Tampa Branch Library is located at 8916 North Blvd. in Tampa, Florida. The building underwent a complete renovation but reopened at the same site on September 18, 2009. The location originally opened on January 13, 1964, and measured 3500 square feet. Expansions took place in 1967, to 7,000
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The New Tampa Regional Library is part of the Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative. It is located at 10001 Cross Creek Blvd. in Tampa, Florida. The New Tampa Regional Library was designed by Harvard Jolly Clees Toppe Architects and is 25,000 square feet. The project was funded by a .10-mill
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The mission statement of the organization is to strengthen, support and advocate for superior free public libraries in Tampa-Hillsborough County. The vision statement is to connect library users to their community and to the world and ensure that all residents have the freedom to read, watch, listen,
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In honor of the library's 100th anniversary, special digital collections were made available to the public in 2014. These collections include the Burgert Brothers Photographic Collection, Library History Collection, Tampa–Hillsborough County Public Library Art and Artifact Collection, and the History
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Photographic Collection shows the social and residential growth of Florida from the late 1800s to the early 1960s. The images highlight the unique parts of Tampa, from the sponge fisherman and cigar cities to the strawberry farms and tourists. The physical collection is located at the John F. Germany
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The SouthShore Regional Library is part of the Tampa–Hillsborough County Public Library System (THPL) and the largest branch of the Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative (HCPLC). Opened in October 2006, this 40,000 square foot facility is located at 15816 Beth Shields Way in Ruskin, Florida
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The library was originally located across the street at 8611 Interbay Blvd and was created and maintained by the Port Tampa City Women’s Club volunteers from 1951-1961, at which point it was encompassed by the Tampa Library System. When the Hillsborough County libraries merged with the Tampa Library
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The Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library is enriched by art acquired through Hillsborough County's Public Art Program including 17 paintings by local folk artist Mr. B (Jack Beverland) which illustrate The Song of Hillsborough written by Hillsborough County's Poet Laureate James E. Tokley, Sr; the screen
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Initially known as the "Citrus Park-Keystone Library" when it opened in 1977, the Austin Davis Public Library provides service to the community of Citrus Park-Keystone-Odessa. It was a small 800 square foot facility located in a storefront at Fox's Corner Shopping Center. In 1986 the library doubled
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The 78th Street Community Library is part of the Tampa–Hillsborough County Public Library System (THPL) and the Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative (HCPLC). The library is a 8,000 square foot facility located at 7625 Palm River Rd. in Tampa, Florida. The library provides books, magazines,
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The Tampa-Hillsborough Public Library will also hold special programs at different times of the year. One example is the 2018 Summer Libraries Rock. This program included events for children and adults with a rock theme. It also included reading lists for different age groups and a reading challenge
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The Friends of the Library work to raise money for programming and services at each of the public libraries. One of the ways the organization fundraisers is by membership dues. Individuals can pledge their support to the Friends of the Library by contributing a yearly due. Another way the Friends of
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Library2Go (formerly The Bookmobile) is a part of the Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative. Library2Go provides library services to residents who may not be able to visit a library branch. The mobile program provides a variety of services, including library card registration, placing holds
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The Robert W. Saunders Sr. Public Library, located on 1505 N. Nebraska Ave. Tampa, Florida was originally opened in 1933 and was named the Ybor City Branch Library. It was donated by the local Italian American Club. The new building at 1505 North Nebraska Avenue was dedicated in January of 1969. On
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The library's recording studio, also known as The HIVE, provides users with tools and software for creating, editing, and publishing audio and video projects. Currently available hardware and software include: iMacs, Adobe Creative Cloud, video cameras, microphones, USB audio interface, headphones,
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The Charles J. Fendig Public Library was dedicated on November 1, 1960, and was initially known as the Peninsular Branch Library. The Peninsular Branch Library originally opened in a rented storefront located at 3837 Neptune St. in Tampa. In 1968, the library moved to its present location at 3909
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also expressed interest in establishing a public library and was awarded a separate Carnegie grant of $ 17,500. After another lengthy debate about location, the Old Tampa Free Public Library (also known as the Exceptional Children Education Center) was erected at 102 E. Seventh Avenue and completed
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The Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library opened February 14, 2001, to serve the Carrollwood and Northdale communities in northern Hillsborough County. A 10,000 square foot expansion of the original 25,000 square foot building was completed in February 2014 and features: a glass-enclosed children's room
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The Town 'N Country Regional Public Library opened in 1969 as the West Gate Branch Library in a storefront at the West Gate Shopping Center. In 1975, the library moved to its location on Paula Drive and became the test site for the library's first automated circulation system. The West Gate Branch
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The building became the site of many enterprises after that – including a grocery store, an aviation school, a boutique, and even a hospital – until eventually sitting unoccupied for over a decade and being slated for demolition. Before the demolition could occur, the Port Tampa City Women’s Club
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This branch houses the Friends of the Library Bargain Street Bookstore. This store is entirely run by volunteers selling donated books at a very small price and is open Mondays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. All children's books are 25¢. Most fiction books are 50¢ to $ 1. There are even
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In addition to all of the resources and services all branches offer, The Town 'N Country Regional Public Library also has a number of assistive technology available, such as JAWS, Open Book, Dragon Speak, ZoomText, Keys-U-See, and TOPAZ. The branch is also one of four passport services locations.
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Throughout Hillsborough County, there are events held to involve the community in the libraries. Some events are baby time, story time, crochet, puzzle zone, and children’s theater. Baby time is where you can bond with your baby through books, bouncy rhymes, and songs in this lap-sit program that
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Prior to the 1984 fiscal year, control of the Tampa-Hillsborough County Public Library system was a contentious split between the County and the City of Tampa. In 1981 a controversy arose surrounding sex education books that were housed in the children's section. The City Council, not the County,
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government. On January 1, 2018, the library cooperative became one of the largest in the country to go fine free. Overdue fees for borrowed materials were eliminated with the implementation of the "Just Bring It Back" initiative. In 2019 the cooperative received the FLA Library of the Year Award.
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The Temple Terrace Library was established in 1959 by the Temple Terrace Women's Club. The doors officially opened on January 15, 1960, after pursuing a collection of enough donations to facilitate a small library for the community. It was originally run by volunteers of the Women's Club and was
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The Friends of the Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library are active partners who operate the Carousel Bookstore located in the north lobby of the library. They use funds raised by bookstore sales to pay for library programs for adults, teens and children as well as the purchase of furniture, fixtures,
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In addition to books, magazines, DVDs, music CDs, and audiobooks, the library also offers meeting rooms, public use internet computers, access to electronic databases & eBooks, and a used book store. As with all libraries in the Tampa-Hillsborough County Public Library system, the Charles J.
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which offers a variety of services to the patrons of the Tampa-Hillsborough library system. A library card from Hillsborough County is needed to make use of the services. Services for The Hive can be found at John F. Germany Public Library, Bloomingdale Regional Public Library, Jan Kaminis Platt
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Finally, on October 1, 1984, Florida House Bill Number 1022 was adopted. This bill officially enlarged the County library system to include the City of Tampa and created the Public Library Board, and provided funding for the system. Section 4 of House Bill 1022 designated that the Public Library
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The building it currently resides in was built in 1926 by James G. Yeats and was intended to be a bank. After operating for only seven years, the bank shut down in 1933, and Yeats passed away that same year (today, James G. Yeats is remembered in the “Yeats Room”, the large community room where
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The Florida History & Genealogy Library is located on the fourth floor of the John F. Germany Public Library, which is the flagship branch of the Tampa-Hillsborough County Public Library system. This special collection houses one of the most sizable genealogy collections in the southeastern
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The Friends of the Library of Tampa-Hillsborough County Inc., is a nonprofit organization incorporated under the 501(c), whose goal is to support the 25 different libraries throughout Hillsborough County's diverse communities. The organization is composed of over 1,000 volunteers in twenty-one
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Services include standard book, eBook, CD, and DVD checkout. There is access to computers, Wi-Fi, and other technologies as well as regular and 3D printing. There are meeting and study rooms, safe areas for children, and a Book Nook provided by the local Friends of the Temple Terrace Library
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The SouthShore Regional Library offers patrons a variety of services including regular adult, teen, and youth programming, study and meeting rooms, art studio and displays, bookable recording studio, makerspace, cooking oil recycling station, as well as access to computers, printers, copiers,
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Open seven days a week, the library houses a comprehensive circulating collection in multiple formats and a wide variety of programs and services. In addition to the two large community rooms and story time room, four smaller meeting rooms are available for programs, meetings, quiet study and
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The Norma and Joseph Robinson Partnership Library at Sulphur Springs is part of the Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative. The Norma and Joseph Robinson Partnership Library is located at 8412 N 13th St. in Tampa, Florida. This library was funded through a collaboration between the
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Like all Hillsborough County Public Libraries, The Charles J. Fendig Library is served by a volunteer Friends of the Library group, bearing the name of the library. Proceeds from book sales are used to fund programs for children, teens and adults and to support other library activities.
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The library's interior contains a special public art piece titled The Knowledge Path, which was donated by the residents of Clair-Mel, Palm River, and Progress Village communities. The residents believed that "path" where the books are joined, connects the community.
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Foundation, replaced the old Northwest Regional Library building on Premiere Drive. The branch is named in honor of Jimmie B. Keel, former Assistant County Administrator, in recognition of his 35 years of passionate, caring service to Hillsborough County.
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One way that the Tampa-Hillsborough Public Libraries supports and engages the community is by hosting special programs, events, and classes to meet the needs of the community. Each branch houses its calendar of events for children, teenagers, and adults.
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on library material, picking up requested materials, checkout from a selection of material formats, returning items, and accessing computers and the internet. Library2Go makes stops at 33 different locations across the Tampa area on Mondays-Thursdays.
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property tax levy and built on 3.6 acres donated by Markborough Florida Inc. This library sits directly between Hunter's Green Elementary School and Benito Middle School and has provided literacy opportunities for neighborhood students and families.
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Special & Digital Collections and Tampa-Hillsborough County Libraries, the Temple Terrace Library has also been able to provide access to archives of the local newspapers, the Temple Terrace Beacon and Temple Terrace Sentinel.
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In 1991 Mr. Austin Davis and the Austin Davis Family/Winn-Dixie Charities, Inc. offered $ 1.1 million to build a new library for this community. In May 1993, the new library opened with 10,500 square feet and almost 30,000 volumes.
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The Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative offers its patrons Ukulele Kits. Donated by the Tampa Bay Ukulele Society, the library checks out these 20 instruments to patrons so they can learn to play the instrument for free.
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Cybermobile is a bus offering Spanish Library materials available for use, access to the Internet, and other library programs. The Cybermobile of the Tampa–Hillsborough County Public Library System was dedicated on May 11, 2006.
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Regional Library, Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library, New Tampa Regional Library, Seminole Heights Branch Library, SouthShore Regional Library, Town 'N Country Regional Public Library, Upper Tampa Bay Regional Public Library.
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literacy tutoring. A public makerspace, The Hive, offers unique tools, activities and events for hands-on learning. A drive-thru window offers convenient checkout and return of library materials to customers on the go.
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Neptune St. On December 8, 1968, the library was dedicated by then mayor, Dick Greco, Jr. The building was renovated in 1994. The name was changed in 2001 to honor a former chairman of the Tampa Library Board.
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System. Students use their student ID number to use different online databases, borrow up to three physical items and read eBooks. The Tampa–Hillsborough County Public Library System is also a part of
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2026:Brown, Canter Jr.; Rivers, Larry Eugene (2018).
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951:More Toys More Fun More TV - Red Wagon
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1990:"A Universe of Stories"
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