Find out about future and past author visits brought to you by the Westerville Public Library.

Read books for a chance to win prizes. Ages 18+.

Read books or complete suggested activities for a chance to earn prizes. All ages.

Borrow a laptop for use within the library.

Teachers & educators can fill out this email form to alert the Westerville Public Library of upcoming assignments, projects or research papers.

Search, checkout & download on the go with the Westerville Library.

Take a book, leave a book. This tiny library offers a free reading experience to anyone who happens by. Located at Hawthorne Elementary School.

Helpful information and services for people who are looking for a job.

Discover how the stagecoach was used throughout history in Westerville, Ohio.

You're busy. We can help. Discover convenient, free products and services offered by the library.

Learn how to print documents and pictures to the Westerville Library's printers from your personal device.

Provides the Outreach Department's delivery schedule for senior housing, assisted living facilities, nursing homes and senior apartments.

Get library books, movies and more delivered to your school.

Everything you need, from help with your next school assignment to finding your next favorite read.

Find your kid's next favorite read. Entertain the little ones with songs and stories. Or get some much-needed homework help.

Explore the history of you. Build your family tree and learn more about your ancestors with these resources.

Enter this writing contest for a chance to be published in the local newspaper.

An alphabetical list of organizations in and around Westerville, Ohio.

Drop off various items for recycling or donation to benefit the Westerville community.

From computer labs to test proctoring, services for seniors to local history collections, the library has something for everyone.

Read books for a chance to win prizes.

Information on the computer lab for kids, including available equipment, computer specs, policies, reservation options, etc.

Highlights two individuals who were operators on the Underground Railroad, one was black and the other was white.

Slaves were interviewed to get their thoughts about the early years of their lives spent in bondage.

The first ship bringing twenty slaves from Africa to the British colonies in America arrived in Jamestown, Virginia in 1619

There is a road linking Westerville to the former town called Africa Road which reminds us of the people who made their homes there and worked for the cause of freedom for all.

This is a story about a slave who runs away and encounters all of these dangers.

One of the most important songs against slavery, Darling Nelly Gray, was composed by a Westerville resident.

On March 19, 1896, the governor of Ohio, Asa Bushnell, and other important dignitaries came to Westerville to dedicate the Vine Street School.

At a time when the schools educated only through the 8th grade and there were no high schools and very few colleges, some families chose to apprentice their children.