Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library

Specialties

The Stow-​Munroe Falls Public Library specializes in free computer classes taught by Microsoft-​certified instructors. We also have 51 touch screen computers for patron use. We offer fresh, innovative programs for children, teens and adults, including iPad classes for adults and children with special needs. An Outreach Librarian provides service for senior communities in Stow and Munroe Falls. Delivery to Homebound residents is also available. A knowledgeable Adult Services Department answers more than 826,700 questions each year by phone, in person and by email.

We are happy to be the heart of the community. Come see what we have to offer you!

History

Established in 1924.

The Stow Public Library was founded in 1924, prompted by the efforts of Lottie Peck. At first the Library was housed close to the commercial center of Stow in the tiny former town hall building. It was a School District Library with a Board of Trustees appointed by the School Board of Education. On January 21, 1925, the Library opened to the public. In 1991, Munroe Falls became a city. On January 28, 1997, the Board of Trustees changed the official name of the Library to the Stow-​Munroe Falls Public Library. On November 17, 1997, the Library opened its doors to the newly renovated building of approximately 33,040 square feet.

Meet the Manager

Ann M.

Manager

Head of Marketing and Public Relations