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Margaret Carder Library
201 West Lincoln
Civic Center
Mangum, Oklahoma 73554
mangumlibrary@gmail.com
580 - 782 - 3185
fax 580 - 782 - 5308
Toll Free: (888) 212-8531
Facebook: Margaret Carder Library Mangum


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Library Hours
M-W-F 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
T-Th 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Closed Sunday and Holidays
Equipment
image TV and VCR for groups only
image Typewriter (patron provides paper or $ .10 per sheet)
image Computer with Internet Access and printers
image Children's Computer, no Internet
image Microfilm Reader and Printer $ .50 per printout
image Copier $ .10 per Copy
image Fax - receiving $ .10 per page / sending $1.00 per page
image Laminator - $ .25 for small/ $1.00 for large
Materials
image Fiction and Nonfiction books for all ages
image Magazines
image Internet access
image Large Print books
image Audio and Video
image Income tax forms during season

Reference area for patron research. Reference materials for in-library use only.
Special Reading Programs
image Summer Reading Program in June
image Let's Talk About It Oklahoma
Residents of Greer County are eligible to check out books. Most books, except reference, may by checked out for 14 days and videos for 3 days. Fines are $.05 a day per book. If the library does not have the book requested, the librarian may try to borrow the book through Interlibrary Loan.
Friends of the Library started in 1988 as a tax-exempt group to encourage full use of facilities and cultural events for all ages. Supported by dues of $5.00 a year per member and volunteers. Meetings held on third Wednesday of the month at 10:30a.m. in the library.

Greer County Genealogical and Historical Society organized in 1989, meeting on third Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in the library. Greer County newspapers, census records, marriage and divorce records, probates, civil and criminal dockets, and school enumerations available on microfilm. Membership dues $10.00 per year.

History of Library
The library and civic center was constructed under President Roosevelt's federal relief administration. Officials broke ground for the building on January 13, 1935, at the site of the old Davis Wagon Yard.

The building plans, designed by Oklahoma City architect E. Paul Prins, called for a rustic Craftsman-style, two-story building with basement.

On February 26, 1936, a WPA crew of 30 men cut and laid the floor and walls. The library opened August 6, 1936, at a total cost of $39,428.
Board of Directors meet quarterly. State support by Oklahoma Department of Libraries. The Library is City owned and operated.
Donations of books or microfilm accepted to memorialize death, birthday or anniversary, or any occasion.