SWON Libraries Consortium

SWON Libraries Consortium SWON Libraries is a nonprofit serving libraries in Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky.

The SWON Libraries consortium supports libraries in Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky. SWON members benefit from our excellent continuing education, resource sharing opportunities, collaborative partnerships, and community-driven networking opportunities. We advocate for the needs of libraries in our region at the state and national level.

Show us the best costume you’ve gotten to wear at your library! 🤩
05/13/2026

Show us the best costume you’ve gotten to wear at your library! 🤩

Happy   and  ! We appreciate all the good work you do for your communities! 💖📚
04/21/2026

Happy and ! We appreciate all the good work you do for your communities! 💖📚

Today for we are celebrating . Let’s celebrate and recognize the amazing STARS who work in libraries!!! American Library Association

Tag a library worker you're thankful for!

Keep fighting the good fight!
04/20/2026

Keep fighting the good fight!

02/17/2026

Go for library gold! 🥇📚😂

02/04/2026

Of Lice and Men

-Your turn!

Not surprising to us 😉📚
10/16/2025

Not surprising to us 😉📚

Everyone knows you can save money on books by checking them out at the library instead of buying them. But did you know that libraries can help you save on other things too?

In some locations, you can borrow tools (saving a purchase at the hardware store), take free language classes and even get free tickets to local museums and attractions.

Here are 7 surprising ways the library can help you save money: https://n.pr/3KOBtOx

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09/29/2025

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Don’t mess with librarians! 📚
08/04/2025

Don’t mess with librarians! 📚

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07/22/2025

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“My dad, Dan Pelzer, died July 1 at the age of 92, leaving me the list of the thousands of books he read since 1962. ALL of his books were Columbus Metropolitan Library books.

Nobody loved the library more than Dan. When we were little, he took us to the downtown library every Saturday morning and enrolled us in every summer reading program. He was a regular at the Livingston and then Whitehall branches until he could no longer read. I'm sure he would be among your highest circulation and longest term borrowers.

We thought about printing the list to distribute at his funeral, but it was too long.

In his obituary, we suggested that people read ‘a real page turner’ in lieu of flowers.”



Dan Pelzer spent a lifetime in the library. His daughter shared this message with us, and archived his reading legacy online.

Scan through Dan Pelzer’s collection (all 109 pages) at what-dan-read.com.

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