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Discover the amazing history of you with HeritageQuest Online. It delivers an essential collection of genealogical and historical sources that can help people find their ancestors and discover a place’s past. For details of the HeritageQuest database contents, click here.
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The world’s most popular consumer online genealogy resource now available at Dunham Public Library! For details of the ancestry.com database contents, click here.
BookMyne: Search the Catalog from Your Mobile Device
Dunham Public Library's online catalog is now available to be searched on your iPhone, iPad, and iTouch devices. Download the app from the iTunes store. For more information, read here.
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What We Are Reading, Listening to and Viewing
Monthly we will be publishing a listing of the most circulated titles within the library for the previous month. There are six categories with the top "seller" being listed first in each category and the number of times that title has been checked out. Perhaps you might be interested in reading, listening to or viewing these resources as well.
Here are the listings for January:
Communication Direct to Your Inbox
Dunham Public Library, in cooperation with other area libraries and the Mid York Library System, is offering a new service. You can receive an email when items are ready for pickup at the library and also receive a courtesy reminder email three days before items are due.
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George Earl Dunham was a local newspaper editor and civic-minded citizen. He was born in Clayville in 1859, and was best known as editor and publisher of the Utica Daily Press. He also taught at the Whitesboro Seminary, and later taught Americanization classes to immigrants. He received national recognition for a popular book on the subject. Mr. Dunham was instrumental in the establishment of the Utica Chamber of Commerce and became its first president in 1898. Upon his death, he designated his father’s estate to be used as a public library.
In 1927, Dunham Public Library was chartered and incorporated as a free public library serving the Union Free School District of Whitesboro.
In 1937, Dunham Public Library was rechartered as a public library serving the geographical area of the Whitesboro Central School District, a service area encompassing Deerfield, Marcy, Schuyler, Whitesboro and Yorkville.
You can find a map of the Dunham Public Library library district here.
Dunham Public Library is fully handicapped accessible. |