The city library is located just off the north end of main street in De Smet. In addition to books and magazines for children and adults, it provides internet access and many other educational opportunities. The library has 4 computers with high-speed internet access available for public use. In addition, visitors can find the De Smet News on microfilm, a Laura Ingalls Wilder display case, and 5 Harvey Dunn original paintings.
12:30 - 5:00 PM - M, T, TH, F
12:30 - 6:00 PM - Wednesdays
Jenny Todd, Head Librarian
Dianne Mollner, Assistant Librarian
For more information:
Phone: 605-854-3842
Email: desmetlibrary@cityofdesmet.com
Stop in the library to get your free library number and visit http://southdakota.lib.overdrive.com to check out your favorite book from home.
The first library in De Smet was in the Brewer's Variety Story in 1928. The library moved to City Hall in April 1941. The present library building was built in 1968. In the summer of 2003, a new children's addition was built on to the current library. In November of 2003, the library celebrated the Grand Opening of the new children's addition and the library's 65th Anniversary.
The library has received star ratings in the Library Journal Index of Public Library Service based on statistics for library visits, circulation, program attendance, and public Internet computer use.
