Polo Public Library Homepage

The first Polo library opened in a former law office in1871, with funds and materials donated from the community. The existing structure was built in 1903-1904 in the same place as the original structure, using a grant from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation. The library is one of several Illinois Carnegie Libraries listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Through the years the library has continued to serve the Polo's informational, educational, and social needs.


LOCAL INTEREST	LIBRARY INFORMATION	OTHER LIBRARY LINKS

~ City of Polo Web Site		~ Prairie Area Library System
~ Polo Public Library History	~ Board of Trustees	~ Illinois State Library
~ Polo Historical Society	~ Library Services	~ Library of Congress
~ History of Polo	~ Library Policies	~ USATODAY Top 150 Bestsellers
~ Polo Community Schools	~ Polo Cemetery Records	~ New York Times Bestseller Lists
	Available on Illinois Digital Archives	~ Legal Self-Help Center
	~ Library Activities	~ United States Census 2010
	~ New Adult Material	~ SRC Book Quizzes On-Line
	~ New Juvenile/Young Adult Material	~ Illinois Public Records
		~ Fuel Economy Guide

This website was created for
the Polo Public Library.

Last updated on January 19, 2010 .

Questions or comments can be
directed to Polo Public Library District .