Library Book Front

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If your on the hunt for large things, Liberal’s Library sports one of the largest book fronts of its kind in the United States. It was designed by the building’s architect George L. Pitcher and was constructed of concrete. It was completed April, 1955 on the 40th anniversary of the library venture. Sadly, the signature entrance didn’t last long. Structural reasons required the library to move the entrance to the side of the book in 1988. For more information please look up http://www.lmlibrary.org, @lmlibrary or call (620) 626-0180.
519 N Kansas Ave.
With the formal opening on October 12, 1915, the club house was made into the first library in Liberal.
December 15, 1950 for a library building. It was to be a memorial to all the servicemen of Seward County including all who had died and those still living.

Liberal Memorial Library has many activities though out the year, there children’s play space is not only entertaining but sparks the imagination! The Library is home to 2 statues: one a mini statue of Liberty and the 2 is in tribute to the courageous, resilient and inspiring pioneer women that settle the untamed wild west Kansas!