The Uniontown Public Library is very pleased to welcome Lynne Tharan as our new Library Director.
Welcome to the brand new Uniontown Public Library web page. While you are here, take a look at the Children’s page, the PA Room link, or the Dolly Parton Imagination Library. Click on Power Library to open a world of information with just your library card number preceded by PL9094. Enter Heritage Quest for genealogy searching – again with just your library card.
The Library itself is entering an exciting phase in its history that we can make happen with your help and support. We anticipate new and expanded services for you, but without increased local funding, those programs can not happen.
We hope you will be a regular visitor to our library and our web page. Come often to see what’s new. We thank you for your patronage and ask for your continued support of the Uniontown Public Library, a jewel in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Lynne E. Tharan, Library Director
Uniontown
Public Library
Staff
Lynne E. Tharan, Library Director
Linda Jennings, Library Technician
Loretta Lazaran, Library Technician
Vicki Leonelli, Curator of the Pennsylvania Room
Dianne McFeaters, Children's Librarian
Sandy Michotte, Bookkeeper
Kristi Nolan, Library Technician
Steve Petruska, Facilities Supervisor
Dolores Rhodes, Assistant Librarian
Sherry Yourchik, Library Technician
Click on
the
Reading Bug to check out our
exciting summer program now going on in the Children's
Department!
The Uniontown Public Library
is proud to bring
the
POWER Library
to our patrons.
The
POWER Library
is Pennsylvania's Online World of Electronic Resources. You
can access the
POWER Library
by clicking here
and entering "PL9094" + your library card number. (Do not
use quotes or leave spaces.) Click
here
for a list of the POWERFUL databases we are offering to you
as part of your membership at the Uniontown Public Library!
This online database
is a collection of unique material for both
genealogical and historical researchers, with coverage
dating back to the late 1700s. Researchers can find
their ancestors, trace their paths across America, and
learn what life was like in the areas where they
settled.
We expect to be properly linked for you to access
HeritageQuest
from your home
computer before the end of July 2008. Please check back
daily!