Documents, photos, objects and books of historical interest about the village and residents of Morton are kept in the History Collection. The foundation of the collection was the generous …

The Morton Public Library is now accepting exhibit proposals from local artists for its 2026 gallery season. Individuals, groups, and organizations are invited to submit artwork suitable for a …

Are you a teacher, classroom aid, reading specialist or library worker currently employed by District 709, Blessed Sacrament School or Bethel Lutheran School? Sign up here for a free …

If you live outside the Morton Village limits, in an area that does not have access to public library service, you may be eligible to purchase a non-resident library card from the Morton Public …

The Library regularly displays art from area artists in the Reuling Room. Exhibits are available to view anytime the room is not in use during regular library hours.

Staff trained to provide reference service and materials are available all hours the library is open. The Morton Public Library District staff will respond to all reference and information questions …

Morton Public Library provides free notary public service to the community. Notary service is not guaranteed, and you need to call the library at 309-263-2200 in advance to confirm the …

The Morton Public Library provides computer access to catalogs, databases, software, learning games and the Internet to all patrons. Public access computers are available to patrons …

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