Location Details
Address:
301 W Ada Ave
Wilburton, OK 74578
Directions:
Google Maps
Library Manager:
Shawna L. White-Busby
Contact Information
Phone: (918) 465-3751
Email: wilburton@seolibraries.com
Fax: (918)465-3751
Hours:
Mon-Thurs: 9am-6pm
Fri: 9am-5pm
Sat: 9am-2pm
Digi Lab Media Conversion
Digi Lab media conversion is available at this location. We recommend calling ahead to make an appointment.
Upcoming Events
"Mother Goose & Me" is an interactive program for children aged 3 and under. This program nurtures early literacy skills through stories, nursery rhymes, finger-plays, songs, music, movement, and engaging activities.
Join us for a journey into the world of stories at our weekly Children's Storytime at the library! Perfect for children aged 4 to 12, this event will spark their imagination and love for reading.
Dive into a world of excitement with our Fun and Games area, where you'll find a wide selection of board and interactive games that will spark your competitive spirit!
About the Library
The Wilburton Public Library opened its doors in May 1966, in a rock structure located at 208 N. Central. At the time, the library was operated by volunteers.
In 1968, the Wilburton Public Library became one of many branches with the Choctaw Nation Multi-County System.
September of 1995 was a new beginning for the Wilburton Public Library as they were able to move into a larger (10,000 square feet), new building. With the move came a new name which is now: Latimer County Public Library. The library serves the 10,000 plus population of Latimer County.
The library has 2 meeting rooms, the Historical Society and the Wilburton Alumni having rooms of their own. It is located one block north of City Hall and one-half block south of the Wilburton Elementary School at 301 W. Ada.
The library is also known for its dinosaur sculptures constructed from scrap vehicles. These sculptures were made by Steve Carson and are on loan for display.
In August, 2019, Latimer County Public Library was pleased to announce a “friends” group had been formed. The Friends of the Latimer County Public Library was able to obtain a “seed” grant from FOLIO (Friends of the Library in Oklahoma) to assist them in acquiring their 501c (3) status.