W. 11th & Bluff

A bit of library ephemera, this postcard-sized slip of paper was likely used in the late 1970s or early 1980s to promote Carnegie-Stout'...

Carnegie-Stout Public Library's remarkable grandfather clock, a longcase Flötenuhr (flute or organ clock), was made in Germany circa 183...

From Horse Education by Thomas J. Murray (1890) at HathiTrust : On the adjoining page will be found a good likeness of the celebrated horse...

"There's gold in them thar' hills!" Dubuque Iowa's Forgotten Gold by Peter Netzel is ready to check out from Carnegi...

Updated: January 2, 2025 Tax Forms & Printing at Carnegie-Stout Public Library The Iowa Department of Revenue is not distributing paper...

Carnegie-Stout Public Library's book press appears to be about 120 years old. Screw presses are used for bookbinding. They help keep the...

Thanks to a gift from the Clive W. and Mona M. Lacy Trust and a partnership with the Telegraph Herald, the Library now hosts a digital archi...

Carnegie-Stout Public Library Director Susan Henricks gave a presentation to the Dubuque City Council last evening about the Library...

Carnegie-Stout Public Library Director Susan Henricks gave a presentation to the Dubuque City Council last evening about the Library'...

Carnegie-Stout Public Library Director Susan Henricks gave a presentation to the Dubuque City Council last evening about the Library'...

Carnegie-Stout Public Library Director Susan Henricks gave a presentation to the Dubuque City Council last evening about the Library's F...

I enjoyed the article "125 years of a LEGACY: Local artists, aficionados celebrate Grant Wood " by Tia Carol Jones in yesterday’s ...

Carnegie-Stout Public Library Director Susan Henricks gave a presentation to the Dubuque City Council last evening about the Library's F...

Andrew Carnegie is a very, very rarely seen ghost, what with his having over 2,500 libraries to haunt. So, his rotunda appearance is real...

"The health of the city of Dubuque was never better. While neighboring cities have been visited by that enemy of our race, the Cholera,...

Dubuque Weekly Observer , October 27, 1854 We are happy to learn that our fellow townsman, McKinney, the Daguerreotypist took the fi...

“The Centennial will long be remembered in Dubuque, not for the magnificence of the daytime display, but for the dark tragic history of th...

The Dubuque County Fair is happening right now at the Dubuque County Fairgrounds.  Here is the entertainment line-up from 50 years ago: La...

Carnegie-Stout Public Library Director Susan Henricks gave a presentation to the Dubuque City Council this week about the Library's Fisc...

DECEMBER 2020 UPDATE: The map below is no longer maintained. Try the official  Little Free Library World Map for current info. Full-screen...