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Description

Stroud Public Library is located in Stroud, Lincoln County, Oklahoma. This Library was first organized in 1938 with volunteer help and borrowed books. After several moves, in 1996 the Library moved to its current home. Constructed in 1929 by the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, the Library building is the only Art Deco building in Stroud, and is on the National Historic Register.  The mission statement is as follows: Stroud Public Library connects you to the joy of reading and information for life-long learning. It is our intent is to provide the best in library services that knowledge and resources can furnish. 

Collections for Stroud Public Library

Title Description Subjects
James J. Hodgens Collection Three interviews of World War II veterans by James J. Hodgens of Stroud, Oklahoma.
Mary Edna (Inman) White Collection One interview with Mary Edna (Inman) White of Stroud, Oklahoma.
Stroud Historic Neighborhood Association The Stroud Historic Neighborhood Association Collections consists of 27 interviews done between 1986 and 2001.