Founded in the year 1910, Hudson Library & Historical Society serves as the city's literary treasure trove. Classified as a Five-Star setup by Library Journal, it occupies a prime spot in the busy downtown and functions as both a public library as well as a privately managed historical society. A large part of its collection focuses on Hudson's acclaimed native, John Brown. The historical society features exhaustive genealogical and historical research material. Along with housing a abundant assemblage of written works depicting the local history and culture, the library also doubles up as a vibrant cultural space, playing host to concerts, tours, cookery workshops and film screenings.
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The Mission of the Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library is to provide excellence in library service to all who seek access to information and recreational, educational, and cultural materials of any format. It also aims to promote the well-being of the community through programs and cooperative efforts with other community agencies, public and private. The Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library will help create a community where ideas, culture, and knowledge thrive by providing materials, equipment, and services to all people. We also have notary and passport services available.
