Our circulation staff can help you check out materials, renew items, place holds on titles you would like to read, take care of any fines or fees you may have, and help you find materials. You may also renew materials and place holds by calling the library during our regular hours.
How do I get a library card?
How long can I borrow things?
Can someone else check out my books for me?
What are your fines and fees?
All locations of the Williams County Public Library system provide public internet access with dedicated internet computers and WiFi hot spots.
Our dedicated internet computers also have Microsoft Word available.
Are you homebound due to a short term or long term illness and/or visually or physically challenged making it difficult for you to visit the library? If you can't come to the library, the library can come to you.
BOOKS-TO-GO
Enjoy books in regular and large print, magazines, books-on-tape or CD, and videos/DVD with Books-to-Go -- Delivered to your door.
Meeting rooms are provided for free to non-profit organizations and groups. Individuals and for profit groups may also rent certain rooms for a fee. Reservations are required as well as completion of the Meeting Room Agreement Form. See our Meeting Room Use policy.
Meeting Rooms:
Main Library: for further information concerning these spaces, contact Jeanne Caryer at 833-633-7323 (ext.272)
Here are some other resources available for finding records in Williams County.
Ancestry.com: find census, birth, marriage, death records, newspaper & historical stories, photos, historical maps, and other media. (IN LIBRARY USE ONLY)
Local History/Genealogy Book Collection: an extensive collection of books on local, county, and state history; genealogy reference and guides; family histories; and locally produced historical publications.
Newspapers on microfilm: including Bryan, Montpelier, Pioneer, Edgerton, and Edon.
Williams County Census Records
Williams County Cemetery Records
Williams and Defiance County Historical Atlases: including historical maps of local communities.
General Reference & Homework Help Sites:
Accredited Online Schools: With the rise of the internet, online education has become a more integral part of our higher education system. Top colleges and universities are now offering online options as part of their curriculum. This site can help you search for options throughout the country.
Contact the Bryan Main Library at 833-633-7323 x 221 for more information about dates and times of story times. Please remember that children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult at all times during our programs.
Toddler Story Time (For Kids & Families)
Tuesdays @ 10:30am
Themed stories and activities.
Contact the Edgerton Branch Library at 833-633-7323 x 2 for more information about dates and times of story times. Please remember that children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by an adult at all times during our programs.
Weekly Kids & Teen Programming Schedule
