Marshall Public Library

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Programs

1. X Marshall Public Library
2. X Adult, Adolescent and Child Counseling
3. X CEFS Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) - Shelby County
4. X Communicable Disease Control - Douglas County
5. X Elder Abuse Intervention Services
6. X Choices Pregnancy & Health - Paris
7. X Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - Alternative Approach - Central Illinois Physical Therapy, LTD
8. X Rehabilitation Services - Central Illinois Physical Therapy, LTD
9. X Cumberland County Health Department-Immunizations
10. X Tuberculosis Testing
11. X Family Case Management - Jasper County
12. X Individual Therapy
13. X Effingham Service Center of the American Red Cross
14. X ERBA Low Income Home Energy Assistance (LIHEAP) - Cumberland County
15. X Post Abortion Stress Support (PASS) - Casey
16. X CSBG Summer Youth Scholarship
17. X CSBG Home Repair/Rehab
18. X Illinois Breast and Cervical Cancer Program (IBCCP)
19. X Brookestone Estates of Mattoon North

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Location:

612 Archer Ave.
Marshall, IL 62441

Telephone Numbers and Contact Information:

(217) 826-2535 Alissa Tipton - Head Librarian
(217) 826-5529 Fax

Web Page: http://www.marshallilibrary.com/
Email to: alysonthompson2@yahoo.com

Program Details:

Operating Agency:	Marshall Public Library
Agency Type:	Library
Person In Charge:	Alyson Thompson - Director
Hours:	M - W; 10 am - 6 pm, Th; 10 am - 8 pm, F & Sa; 10 am - 5 pm
Fees:	Residents of Marshall Community Unit School District (excluding York and Melrose Twp.) may receive a free card.
Eligibility:	Must be resident of Marshall or Marshall school district to check out materials. Non- residents pay $50 for library card.
Intake Process:	Apply at circulation desk. Must show 1 form of proof of residency.
Area Served:	The City of Marshall (Marshall Public Library) and Marshall school district. Not including York or Melrose townships (Marshall Area Public Library).
Ages Served:	All
Appt. Necessary:	No
Payment Methods:	Cash or check
Handicapped accessible:	Yes

Program/Service Notes:

Information of all types in various formats including electronic. Internet Access available for free. Also provided are a wide variety of free programs ranging from introductory computer classes to summer reading programs for children and life-long learning programs for adults, plus many traveling and local exhibits throughout the year.

Last Updated: July 27, 2020, 2:49 p.m.