Our new copier/fax machine is able to scan to email or to a flash drive and is able to print directly from your phone. Please stop in at the library, if you need this service. Fees for printing and faxing still apply.
The Morrison & Mary Wiley Library is not supported by tax money. A library card is free to Elmwood Township residents due to the generosity of the Morrison & Mary Wiley family. Rosefield Township pays for their residents to have a library card at our library. To register for a card, please bring a photo ID & one other form of identification with your home address (Ameren bill, water bill, etc.). The library issues family cards, so parents must register for the card. Please call 742-2431 with any questions.
If you live in Rosefield Twp. the township pays for your family to have a card. There are a few areas that don't qualify for a free card as families don't live in one of these townships (even though their children attend Elmwood District # 322). Our district is not set up to be the same as the school district due to the will that supports the library. If you child attends Elmwood District 322, but you don't live in Elmwood or Rosefield Twp., please let us know when you stop by to sign up for your card and we will share the non resident fee.
A non-resident student may be issued a card, without payment of fee, pursuant to 75 ILCS 5/4-7. “Student”, for purposes of this section, means an individual currently enrolled in a public or nonprofit private school (K-12) who does not have his or her principal residence within a public library service area. The student must present proof of eligibility, as required by statute, at the time of application for this card (a letter from the school). These cards will be eligible until the beginning of the following school year at which time proof of eligibility must be again presented to renew the card. We will issue a family card, so parents must visit with their student & bring the necessary information as stated above.
A non-resident disabled veteran or veteran’s unmarried spouse may be issued a card, without payment of fee, pursuant to 75 ILCS 5/4-7. The non-resident, unmarried, surviving spouse of a soldier killed in the line of duty may be issued a card. Proof of eligibility, as required by statute, must be presented at the time of application for this card. These cards will be good for three years at which time proof of eligibility must be again presented to renew the card.
The library has three patron computers that may be used. The computers are able to print. Printing is $.20 for black & white copies & $.50 for color copies. The price for copies for school is half price. Wi-Fi service is also available in the library.
The library has a copy/fax/scanner machine which patrons may use. The cost to copy is $.20/page. The cost to copy in color is $.50/page. The cost to fax is $1.00 per page. There is no charge to scan.
We offer Inter Library Loan for any material that the library does not have or if our copy is checked out. If you are looking for something, let us know & we will order it for you. You may also place an item on hold at home. You will need your library card number & password. Please ask a librarian for these numbers.
We offer pick up services. If you would like us to place the items you have called and requested or placed on hold from our library through RSA CAT, we will place them on the drop box for you to pick up. Please call to let us know when you would like to pick up your items. If you are in need of delivery service, please call the library. Delivery service is provided to patrons of the Morrison & Mary Wiley Library who are unable to get to the library due to a disability, illness, or situation which prevents visiting in person.
The library offers a conference room for public use. If you are interested in using the room, please call the library.
The library has room for patron displays, so if you have a special collection you would like to display, please call the library.
You may register to vote at the library.
Children under the age of eight must be accompanied by an adult or responsible caregiver at all times while visiting the library. At this time we are not allowing children to visit without their parent(s).
The Morrison and Mary Wiley Library supports the right of all library users to access information and will not deny access to electronic information networks based solely on age. Children under the age of 10 may use the computers when a parent is present. Those over 10 must have a signed Computer Use Policy on file to be able to use the computers.
Little Free Libraries a “take a book, return a book” gathering place where neighbors share their favorite literature and stories. In its most basic form, a Little Free Library is a box full of books where anyone may stop by and pick up a book (or two) and bring back another book to share. You can, too! The library will soon have two Little Free Libraries around town. The first Free Little Library was in Hudson WI in 2010. By 2014 there were around 15,000 around the world! Elmwood has become part of this great movement to promote literacy and encourage community. We are so proud to bring this great idea to Elmwood! Please check out our two Little Free Libraries. One is located in Central Park near the bench on the NW corner of the park. The other is near the front door of the elementary school (books are not kept in this library during the summer). Please stop by to take a book, leave a book!!
The Morrison & Mary Wiley Library is not supported by tax money. A library card is free to Elmwood Township residents due to the generosity of the Morrison & Mary Wiley family. Rosefield Township pays for their residents to have a library card at our library. To register for a card, please bring a photo ID & one other form of identification with your home address (Ameren bill, water bill, etc.). The library issues family cards, so parents must register for the card. Please call 742-2431 with any questions.
If you live in Rosefield Twp. the township pays for your family to have a card. There are a few areas that don't qualify for a free card as families don't live in one of these townships (even though their children attend Elmwood District # 322). Our district is not set up to be the same as the school district due to the will that supports the library. If you child attends Elmwood District 322, but you don't live in Elmwood or Rosefield Twp., please let us know when you stop by to sign up for your card and we will share the non resident fee.
A non-resident student may be issued a card, without payment of fee, pursuant to 75 ILCS 5/4-7. “Student”, for purposes of this section, means an individual currently enrolled in a public or nonprofit private school (K-12) who does not have his or her principal residence within a public library service area. The student must present proof of eligibility, as required by statute, at the time of application for this card (a letter from the school). These cards will be eligible until the beginning of the following school year at which time proof of eligibility must be again presented to renew the card. We will issue a family card, so parents must visit with their student & bring the necessary information as stated above.
A non-resident disabled veteran or veteran’s unmarried spouse may be issued a card, without payment of fee, pursuant to 75 ILCS 5/4-7. The non-resident, unmarried, surviving spouse of a soldier killed in the line of duty may be issued a card. Proof of eligibility, as required by statute, must be presented at the time of application for this card. These cards will be good for three years at which time proof of eligibility must be again presented to renew the card.
The library has three patron computers that may be used. The computers are able to print. Printing is $.20 for black & white copies & $.50 for color copies. The price for copies for school is half price. Wi-Fi service is also available in the library.
The library has a copy/fax/scanner machine which patrons may use. The cost to copy is $.20/page. The cost to copy in color is $.50/page. The cost to fax is $1.00 per page. There is no charge to scan.
We offer Inter Library Loan for any material that the library does not have or if our copy is checked out. If you are looking for something, let us know & we will order it for you. You may also place an item on hold at home. You will need your library card number & password. Please ask a librarian for these numbers.
We offer pick up services. If you would like us to place the items you have called and requested or placed on hold from our library through RSA CAT, we will place them on the drop box for you to pick up. Please call to let us know when you would like to pick up your items. If you are in need of delivery service, please call the library. Delivery service is provided to patrons of the Morrison & Mary Wiley Library who are unable to get to the library due to a disability, illness, or situation which prevents visiting in person.
The library offers a conference room for public use. If you are interested in using the room, please call the library.
The library has room for patron displays, so if you have a special collection you would like to display, please call the library.
You may register to vote at the library.
Children under the age of eight must be accompanied by an adult or responsible caregiver at all times while visiting the library. At this time we are not allowing children to visit without their parent(s).
The Morrison and Mary Wiley Library supports the right of all library users to access information and will not deny access to electronic information networks based solely on age. Children under the age of 10 may use the computers when a parent is present. Those over 10 must have a signed Computer Use Policy on file to be able to use the computers.
Little Free Libraries a “take a book, return a book” gathering place where neighbors share their favorite literature and stories. In its most basic form, a Little Free Library is a box full of books where anyone may stop by and pick up a book (or two) and bring back another book to share. You can, too! The library will soon have two Little Free Libraries around town. The first Free Little Library was in Hudson WI in 2010. By 2014 there were around 15,000 around the world! Elmwood has become part of this great movement to promote literacy and encourage community. We are so proud to bring this great idea to Elmwood! Please check out our two Little Free Libraries. One is located in Central Park near the bench on the NW corner of the park. The other is near the front door of the elementary school (books are not kept in this library during the summer). Please stop by to take a book, leave a book!!
The library has the following magazines for patrons to check out: