Library
One Community, One Book
This Fall, we invite you to join us for Mahaska Reads 2014?the revival of Mahaska County?s own ?One Community, One Book? program! Mahaska Reads is an annual community wide event where everyone in Mahaska County is invited to read the same book at the same time and then come together at a variety of events and programs to talk about it.
The series of events is a collaboration between the Oskaloosa Public Library, William Penn University's Wilcox Library, the Oskaloosa High School Library, and Book Vault. All events will be centered around this year's selection, Solomon Northup?s Twelve Years a Slave.
Click here for the full schedule of events and to find out how you can participate.
- Every Hero Has A Story - Children's Summer Reading
Children will encounter heroes of all kinds - and discover their own inner hero - with this year's Every Hero Has a Story Summer Reading Program! From firefighters to police officers, kids will get to meet heroes from their own community. We'll...
- The Genealogy Room
The Genealogy Room is located on the 2nd floor of the library. The collection contains a wide variety of materials, mostly dedicated to the history of the City of Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, surrounding counties and Iowa in general. The collection of resources...
- General Information
Address: Oskaloosa Public Library 301 South Market Street Oskaloosa, Iowa 52577 Phone: (641) 673-0441 Fax: (641) 673-6237 Email: [email protected] Mission Statement: The Oskaloosa...
- Diggin' Up Bones
Wednesday, October 29 - 3:30 p.m. Meeting Room A, Third Floor Mahaska County Conservation Board Naturalist Laura DeCook will offer a presentation on the mammoth dig site located in Mahaska County. Woolly mammoths roamed Mahaska County nearly 13,000 years...
- Ice Age Mammoths In Iowa: An Update -- Reminisce Society For Februrary 2014
Ice Age Mammoths in Iowa: An Update on the Mahaska County Mammoth Excavation This winter has felt a bit like the return of the Ice Age, so it seems the perfect time to host a program about Iowa?s Ice Age fauna, and OPL?s Reminisce Society is...
Library
Mahaska Reads 2014
One Community, One Book
This Fall, we invite you to join us for Mahaska Reads 2014?the revival of Mahaska County?s own ?One Community, One Book? program! Mahaska Reads is an annual community wide event where everyone in Mahaska County is invited to read the same book at the same time and then come together at a variety of events and programs to talk about it.The series of events is a collaboration between the Oskaloosa Public Library, William Penn University's Wilcox Library, the Oskaloosa High School Library, and Book Vault. All events will be centered around this year's selection, Solomon Northup?s Twelve Years a Slave.
Click here for the full schedule of events and to find out how you can participate.
- Every Hero Has A Story - Children's Summer Reading
Children will encounter heroes of all kinds - and discover their own inner hero - with this year's Every Hero Has a Story Summer Reading Program! From firefighters to police officers, kids will get to meet heroes from their own community. We'll...
- The Genealogy Room
The Genealogy Room is located on the 2nd floor of the library. The collection contains a wide variety of materials, mostly dedicated to the history of the City of Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, surrounding counties and Iowa in general. The collection of resources...
- General Information
Address: Oskaloosa Public Library 301 South Market Street Oskaloosa, Iowa 52577 Phone: (641) 673-0441 Fax: (641) 673-6237 Email: [email protected] Mission Statement: The Oskaloosa...
- Diggin' Up Bones
Wednesday, October 29 - 3:30 p.m. Meeting Room A, Third Floor Mahaska County Conservation Board Naturalist Laura DeCook will offer a presentation on the mammoth dig site located in Mahaska County. Woolly mammoths roamed Mahaska County nearly 13,000 years...
- Ice Age Mammoths In Iowa: An Update -- Reminisce Society For Februrary 2014
Ice Age Mammoths in Iowa: An Update on the Mahaska County Mammoth Excavation This winter has felt a bit like the return of the Ice Age, so it seems the perfect time to host a program about Iowa?s Ice Age fauna, and OPL?s Reminisce Society is...