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The mission of the Hondlibrary Opens in new windowo Public Library is to provide and promote open access to reading, intellectual, and informational resources that will enrich and enlighten all segments of the community.

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The Hondo Public Library is a public facility funded by the residents of Hondo through their taxes. The Library is located on the corner of Avenue K and 20th Street. It is an accredited member of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission (TSLAC).

The Library collection consists of books for all ages, periodicals, audio books, DVDs, and newspapers. The collection also includes a local history area.

Special Collections include the Rotary, adult; Rotary, top 100 children's books; Rowland Collection in honor of Alex Rowland; the Fletcher and Roberta Hopp Davis Memorial Texana Collection.

Public Access Computers are equipped with a high speed connection to the Internet making it convenient for patrons to do research, homework, check email, analyze stock and do job searches and applications. The software on the computers allow patrons to prepare flyers, brochures, invitations, resumes and other printed documents.

Children's Programs include StoryTime!, Tiny Tot Tales and the Summer Reading Program. Highlighting the summer months is the ever popular Summer Reading Program sponsored by the Texas State Library and Archives Commission. The program runs during June and July.

Library Tours may be arranged for schools, daycare providers, scout troops and others by contacting the library at 830-426-5333.