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How to get a card: Anyone living in Lawrence County may apply for a free library card.  Please present verification of your current address. Children under 18 must have their application signed by a parent or legal guardian.
Persons living outside of Lawrence County may obtain a family library card for $25.00 per year.

After School Break: Children of all ages are welcome to join our Tuesday and Wenseday afternoon program of stories, crafts and games.  The program lasts from 3:30 - 5:00.  Visitors to Deadwood are welcome to bring their children. Click here for a calendar of these events.

DEADWOOD READERS' CLUB: Adult readers are welcome to attend the meetings of this book discussion group which meets the third Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the library.  A wide variety of books and themes are discussed, all of which are selected by the readers themselves. Click here for a calendar of the Readers' Club.

LIBRARY BOARD:   Roger Ochse, Chair
                              Janet Stearns, Vice Chair
                              Deb Figaro
                              Natash Fuller
                              Sylvia Trentz
                              Francis Toscana, City Commission
                              

The Library Board meets the second Tuesday of each month at 8:30 a.m. in the library.

LIBRARY STAFF:   

Director,  Jeanette Lundquist, 
Library Assistant,  Carol Hauck-Reif,  
Children's Assistant,  Mary Kay Bullard
                          

VOLUNTEERS:  "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world.  Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has" -- Margaret Mead

                          Kathy Toscana, Volunteer                                                            Dee Moodie, Volunteer  
                          Adrian Pfarr, Volunteer
                         

Did you know?  The Deadwood Public Library as it exists today was founded in 1895 by the Round Table Club, a ladies' literary group.  The Round Table Club, like the library, is still going strong today!