W. 11th & Bluff

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

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

This space near the library's old rotunda area has changed quite a bit over 120 years, but it is hard to tell from these photos. The  to...

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...

Kristin and John Anderson-Bricker moved to Dubuque in 1997. A professor of history at Loras College, Kristin teaches all United States hi...

Librarians spend a lot of their time with books. Reading about books, organizing books, purchasing books, thinking about books. When you spe...

Carnegie-Stout Librarians love romance, and we know our readers do too. If you're looking for a good love story, keep reading for a few ...

June is Audiobook Month! There are only a few days left to celebrate in 2019, but Carnegie-Stout Public Library's collection of download...

June is Audiobook Month! To celebrate, borrow a Fiction audiobook from Carnegie-Stout Public Library's collection. Here are a few novels...

Youth Services Librarian Sharon Dal y is the C-SPL Reader of the Month for March. In this interview, she shares about her love for the Beatl...

In sixth century England, a mist covers the land that clouds the past, leaving people with only their immediate memories. The Buried Gi...

Downton Abbey has become the gold standard of period dramas. For many people, nothing will ever compare and though it ran for 6 series (...

Period dramas can be an entertaining mix of historical facts and popular folklore. Writers of these historical dramas have a way of sparking...