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Books & Bites - Group reads a variety of genres and meets on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm at a local restaurant; current details are available on our program calendar. We always welcomes new attendees! Request to join our Facebook page to stay in the know.

Required Reading - In this book club, we chat about titles from high school and college reading lists. Do the classics hold up? Join us at 1:30pm or 6:30 pm on the second Thursday of the month. Check the Program Calendar for monthly titles.

Do you facilitate a book club? We can help you! Order multiple copies for your next meeting and have your members pick up their book here. Talk to the Checkout Desk staff to get started.

You do not need to have a library card to use our public computers. Login with your library card or use a guest pass located by each computer.

Click here for print fees and other technology information.

Documents, photos, objects and books of historical interest about the village and residents of Morton are kept in the Local History Collection. The foundation of the collection was the generous donation of all items held by the Morton Historical Society in 1998.

Click here to learn more about the Local History Collection.

The library has various meeting rooms to use for personal study, small group gatherings, or large group events. Click here to learn more about the library’s meeting rooms and make a reservation.

Morton Library provides free notary public service to the community. Notary service is not guaranteed, and you need to call the library at 309-263-2200 in advance to confirm the availability of a notary public.

Click here to learn more about the library’s notary services.

In the library: Use the library’s public computers to print documents in black and white or color and use the self-service copy machine and scanner.

Remote Print via wireless from a laptop, home computer, tablet or mobile device, and come to the library to release your print job.

For fees and more information, click here.