Toledo Lucas County Public Library is a winner of the National Medal for Museum and Library Service. This is the highest honor that can be awarded to a library system or museum in the United States. The award recognizes TLCPLs exceptional commitment to serving as the go-to community connector for the makers, doers, and dreamers who are committed to the regions success.
Book Jacket: OURS IS A TALE OF MURDER
Book Jacket: ROOM 706
Book Jacket: Knit How
Book Jacket: EVERYTHING LOST RETURNS
Book Jacket: NIGHT & DAY: DREADFUL DARK: TALES OF NIGHTTIME HORROR/MERCILESS SUN: TALES OF DAYLIGHT HORROR
Book Jacket: Dopamine Kids
Book Jacket: THE SHAPE OF DREAMS
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Community connections

Toddler looking at a bin of books.
To learn to read, children need exposure to lots of words, pictures, songs, ideas, and fun. Our Storytimes make a difference to foster early literacy.
Dollar bill folded and wrapped with a red ribbon.
A report from the Center for Regional Development finds $6.73 in social benefit is created for every $1 that is invested into your Library. 
Building tools in the shape of a house on grass.
The Library is in conversation with Whitehouse village administration to find a location within village limits for a library branch to open within the next two years.