About UsThe Williamsville Public Library and Museum strives to enhance the lives of the people who live in or visit our community. We aim to promote lifelong learning; to collect, preserve and exhibit materials pertaining to the Village’s history; and to encourage a love of reading.
Come and visit us at our new location, our staff and volunteers will be happy to help you anytime at the service desk or over the phone. WPLM is committed to being an integral part of the Village of Williamsville; providing an asset to our community and contributing to local historic preservation. Where to find us: 217 North Elm Street Williamsville, Illinois 62693 |
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Video ToursClick on links below to view video tours of Courthouses around Illinois.Family Fun
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Request FREE Copy
Click link to right to request your own copy of this hardcover book to keep!
Kelly Murray, Executive Director of the Illinois Association of County Board Members and Commissioners, donated 20 copies for WPLM to share. We need your help to collect our local history
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see recent posts! QUESTIONS? 566-3520 Please call and leave a message. Someone will respond as soon as possible, or use the "Contact us" link above to e-mail questions. |
Upcoming Events
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WPLM is doing everything we can to keep staff and patrons safe. |
We appreciate your patience and understanding!
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Grants
WPLM recently received a $5,000 grant from The BRANDT Foundation towards developing the Outdoor Education Space!
Grant writing continues as WPLM strives to develop an outdoor space to promote life-long learning.
Grant writing continues as WPLM strives to develop an outdoor space to promote life-long learning.
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Local History
CELEBRATE WILLIAMSVILLE HISTORY We need your help. WPLM is planning a future museum display to highlight the many important local organizations. Please print off the form about local organizations to help ensure that as many organizations as possible are included! Almost 1,800 items have been recorded in the museum inventory database since we opened. Thank you to our dedicated museum volunteers Delores Fowler and Judy Krell! |
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What's on DisplayNew Location
The popular one room school house exhibit has been moved next to the Nancy Richardson alcove. Our Services
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