Enterprise Public Library

The city’s historical account connects the library with the town’s early twentieth-century building history and identifies John Oberg as its builder.

Its continuing public role belongs alongside that history. Readers can contribute memories of using the library, with personal accounts kept distinct from the building record.

The city’s library page gives “Enterprise Public Library est: 1899” and says the library is “housed in the original 104 year old Carnegie Library building” at 101 NE First Street. It names Liz Cedarbrook as librarian, says the Library Committee meets monthly at 5:30 p.m. before the council meeting, and links an electronic edition of the Horner Papers and county newspapers from 1893 to 1967. The city’s two library pages give different opening hours, so neither is recorded here. As a city library it has no state registration.

Through time

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