Main Library
ADDRESS:
Port Huron, MI 48060
HOURS:
9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Friday & Saturday:
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday:
Closed
PHONE:
A BRIEF HISTORY...
The St. Clair County Library System began in 1917 when the Port Huron Public Library offered the first county library service in the State of Michigan.
This 29,765-square-foot, three-story branch is located on the government campus in Port Huron, across the street from the St. Clair County District Court.
Local history and genealogy collections are housed in the basement level, adult and teen services on the first floor, and children's services and the meeting room on the second floor. Elevator access is available upon request.
BRANCH FEATURES:
- Wi-Fi
- Public computers
- Hotspot lending program
- Color printing and copying
- Scanning services
- Library for Assistive Media and Talking Books (LAMTB)
- Local history and genealogy collection (Michigan Room)
- Meeting room
- Computer lab
- Active Friends of the Library group
- Little Red Pantry
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY:
The Friends of the St. Clair County Library support the branch through regular book sales and fundraising events throughout the year. The group is entirely volunteer driven and always accepting new members. To join, please complete and return an application to the library's front desk or contact the group directly at scclsfriends.ph.mb@gmail.com.
Applications can be found at the branch or printed here.
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