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Using the Library's Display Cases

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DISPLAY & EXHIBIT POLICY

Marshall Public Library maintains bulletin boards and display cases for the exclusive purpose of promoting the services and programs of the library. Although patrons are invited to make suggestions for themes or parallel agency activities, the responsibility for design and placement of all displays rests with the staff of the library.

Personal items or items belonging to an organization may be displayed in the library’s display cases or exhibited in the library at the owner’s risk. All exhibits considered for space within the library must support the mission of the library and not cause disruption of the regular flow of library work and service.

The library assumes no liability for damage or loss relating to any exhibit set up for public viewing in the library and will take no extraordinary measures to insure its safety. The owner of the items must complete and sign a Display Case Release Form. This form will be kept on file in the library and will list in detail the items being displayed.

The period of time during which a person’s items may be displayed will be determined by the library director or librarian and will be agreed upon with the owner of the items prior to the items being placed in the cases or exhibited in the library.

(Adopted 06/14/00, Revised 09/14/05, Reviewed 09/09/09, 07/11/12)

How to Donate to the Library

Your generosity honors one person and helps the entire community.

Consider a monetary gift for books, equipment, or a donation to the Friends of the Library.

Contact the library for more information on charitable giving,
use a memorial envelope available at the library entrance or circulation desk, or see the library's POLICY FOR GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY below. Memorial donations are listed in the monthly library newsletter.

POLICY FOR GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY

General. Marshall Public Library is grateful for gifts, and its collection has been enriched by donations of materials as well as contributions. Through donors, the library has been able to acquire materials which could not have been purchased otherwise. The library staff can supply, upon request, a list of needed materials for consideration by the donor.

How to Get a Library Card

Applying for a Library Card

Each person age 6 and over, must have their own library card. The card must be presented each time when checking materials out of the library.