The Lincoln-Douglas Debates Traveling Exhibit marks the 140th anniversary of the nation’s most famous political speeches. Sponsored by the Looking for Lincoln Heritage Coalition, and funded in part by a grant from the Illinois Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission, the Todd Library proudly displays this historic panel depicting the famous debates. Adjacent to the 20-foot panel display are associated library materials available for check-out as well as an array of corresponding Lincoln memorabilia. This noteworthy depiction of the historic debates will be on display through March 9, 2009. Come visit the Todd Library for a step back in time.
Monthly Archives: February 2009
Happy Birthday!
As you have probably heard, today marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of the 16th president of the United States of America, Abraham Lincoln but today also marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin, English naturalist and author of “On the Origin of Species”
Join us in marking the day by including your thoughts and birthday wishes in our comments section below!
Do You Love Your Library?
“Library Lovers’ Month is a month-long celebration of school, public, and private libraries of all types. This is a time for everyone, especially library support groups, to recognize the value of libraries and to work to assure that the Nation’s libraries will continue to serve.” —FRIENDS & FOUNDATIONS of California Libraries
How has the library impacted your life?
Montana Meth Project Display
Come in and check out our display on the Montana Meth Project. Do scare tactics really deter people from using drugs? What do you think?
Green Chemicals
“Chemicals are integral to many everyday products, from electronics and toys to building materials and household goods. But environmental, health and consumer advocates say the agencies responsible for protecting Americans from exposure to harmful chemicals are allowing too many dangerous substances into the market without testing them for toxicity.” CQ Researcher 1/23/09 Stop by the “Go Green” display to catch up on the latest plastics debate.