The Northwest Library is a cooperative project of the Worthington Libraries and the Columbus Metropolitan Library and is managed by the Worthington Libraries. The Northwest Library primarily serves the area between the Olentangy and Scioto rivers, extending from the Delaware County line south to Henderson Road. Northwest Library is situated just north of I-270 and west of OH-315. Northwest Library is served by two COTA bus lines. The 33 Henderson Standard line offers a stop near Stanburn and Hard Rd., COTA stop number 7906 northbound, and a stop near Hard Rd. and Heathermoor 7905 eastbound. The 74 Smoky Row Rush Hour line stops at Hard Road and Smoky Row Road, approximately one-half mile away, COTA stop numbers 4400 (northbound) and 5244 (southbound). Parking for Northwest Library is available in a dedicated parking lot. Bike racks are also available.
This one of a kind museum holds the largest collection of cartoon and comic art in the country. Founded by Lucy Caswell in 1977, the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum astounds visitors with the vast collections it holds. From 450,000 original cartoons, 45,000 books, and 2.5 million comic strip clippings and tear sheets, this museum is home to American treasures. Rotating and visiting exhibits make their way through the museum, so there's always something new to see.
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Award-winning, independent suburban library system known for progressive leadership and friendly personalized service. 1 of 8 U.S. public libraries to receive 12 consecutive five-star ratings from Library Journal. Central Library Consortium founding member (1988) and Administering Library; the CLC is a cooperative among 17 Central Ohio library systems. 67 million items available to our cardholders through a partnership among the CLC and statewide networks SearchOhio and OhioLINK.
State Library of Ohio, established in 1817, offers a variety of educational and recreational resources. It provides resources in several areas, including science, law, literature, music, sports, history, geography, technology and medicine. The library offers resources in the form of books, magazines, pamphlets, videocassettes, CD s and DVD s. State Library of Ohio also provides a range of maps, journals, manuscripts, photographs and directories. Additionally, the library provides recorded books, magazines and playback equipment to visually impaired and physically handicapped individuals. It also offers grant management, cataloging and continuing education assistance services to regional state libraries. The library is located in Columbus, Ohio.
Worthington Park Library is Worthington Libraries' third location. Situated in the Worthington Park Shopping Centre, the Worthington Park Library primarily serves the northeast part of Worthington Libraries' service district. Worthington Park Library is situated north of I-270 and west of I-71. Worthington Park Library's nearest COTA bus stops are at Sancus Blvd. and Park Road, about three-quarters of a mile away. The COTA stop numbers are 7469 (northbound) and 7470 (southbound) on the 41 Crosswoods-Polaris Rush Hour line and 102 Polaris Pkwy./N. High Standard line. Parking for Worthington Park Library is available in the Worthington Park Shopping Centre lot. Bike racks are also available.
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