About The Heyworth Public Library District’s History Archives
The Heyworth Public Library District provides free access to a collection of historical newspapers through its partnership with Advantage Archives. The digital archive includes over 21,912 pages of historical records, offering an invaluable resource for researchers, genealogists, and history enthusiasts interested in Heyworth’s local history.
Newspapers
- The Heyworth Star (1923-1985)
- Heyworth Natural Gas (1910-1923)
- Heyworth Reporter (1897-1897)
About Heyworth Public Library District
Since 1941, the library has been a central part of the Illinois community, offering a wide range of services to residents. The library moved to its current building in 1989, expanding both its size and the number of services provided to the community. The library card program allows residents of Randolph Township and parts of Downs Township to access materials from many other libraries through the RAILS system, including libraries in nearby towns.
The History Of Heyworth Public Library District
The Heyworth Public Library District has grown significantly over the years, adapting to the changing needs of its patrons. From its humble beginnings in 1941 to the construction of a new facility in 1989, the library continues to be a vital resource for residents, offering books, digital resources, and programs that cater to all ages and interests. The digital archive is another key service that connects the community to its rich history.
Did You Know?
Did you know the library district provides free access to over 21,912 pages of local historical newspapers? This archive is a treasure trove for anyone interested in exploring Heyworth’s past.
