Our Facility
Our Facility The current home of the Strum Public Library began it's life as a funeral home. The Village of Strum purchased the building in 2004 and began the process of remodeling the facility to serve the community in a new way. The project came to be thanks to hours and hours of volunteer labor and planning, donations and discounts on construction materials, and an overall community effort. The Friends of the Strum Public Library has been raising money to pay for the facility since 2001. So far, all money for the new facility has come from private donations. The library is not paid for in full, however, and a significant mortgage still exists. Many fundraisers take place throughout the year and donations are always sought. Even $1 can help. If you would like to donate please mail your tax-deductible donation to:
Friends of the Strum Public Library (FOSPL for short)
PO Box 10
Strum, WI 54770
Friends of the Strum Public Library (FOSPL for short)
PO Box 10
Strum, WI 54770
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Materials
The Strum Public Library caters to users of all ages. Our library offers:
Computers Three general use internet computers are available for library patrons and community members. The teen room and children's area also offer computers for public use. Local History A miniature working Steam Engine built and donated by Tom Olson of Strum is on display at the Strum Public Library. Put in a quarter and you can see the steam engine in operation during normal library hours. Additional displays contain artifacts and other pieces of local history that anyone can view during normal library hours. Historic photos are hanging in the library, as well. Click Here to link to the Matson-Garson site containing great historical information about Strum and the Town of Unity and pioneer families that settled the area. Community Room A community room is available to be used by local non-profit groups for meetings or special events. Tables, chairs, and a small kitchen area can be utilized. Call the library for more information at 715-695-3848. Children's Area The Children's Area features lovely painted murals, kid-friendy shelves, books, movies, books on tape, a computer, child-sized furniture and more. It is a very welcoming atmosphere for children and people of all ages. Teen Room A special room for young adults is separated from the main library by windows and features booth style seating, unique materials for the age group, and computer. |
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