Category: Archive

Book Discussion Update: Copies Now Available for Checkout!

Stop by the library today to pick up your copy and join us for this month’s book discussion on “Theo of Golden” by Allen Levi.

Kati is joining the library as our new Library Clerk!

Exciting News! You will see Kati helping out around the library on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Whether she is helping you find your next great read, keeping our shelves beautifully organized, or assisting at the desk, we are so glad to have her on board. Fun fact: Kati loves YA books! Next time you visit …

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Nellie Maxey and the Sod House Museum

Link to article in Literay Landscapes

Bounces and Rhymes Story Time

Come Home to Memories

Complete Schedule   click here

“The Investigators” Report on 1923 Auto Theft Ring

Macy Anderson, Brady Kraft, Alex Pickering, and Zovia Waters researched an auto theft gang that operated in Kinsley in 1923 as part of the “Oceans of Possibilities” summer reading program. View “The Investigators” HERE  

The Blog is Back

Telling “our” story is an important mission of the Kinsley Library.  Our files and resources contain unique stories of the people who lived here and the events that happened here.  We hope you make discoveries, relive memories,  and maybe are as amazed as we are by the people and the events that have shaped our …

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Kansas Indians: Walking paths of yesterday and today

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World War I and America Series

APRIL 15 – LAST SUNDAY SESSION, 2-5 P.M. 1918 and the Great Crisis The Final German Offensives and the Allied Counter-offensives Leading to German Collapse and Allied Victory. This series is designed to bring veterans and their families together with the general public to explore the continuing relevance of the war by reading, discussing, and …

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Rodeo Recollections

Watch a March 27, 2017 video recording of Melvin Gleason, Ron Gleason, and Darrel Miller remembering their amateur rodeo days. CLICK HERE