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This year Inverell Library is celebrating 75 years of operation as a public library. You can follow their 75 Days & 75 Ways promotion, where they will focus on a different way to use the library for the first 75 days of the year, by following #75days75ways on FB, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest.
On day 75 (16 March) they will celebrate with a party!
Take a look at this post about the Library Act from Memories of Wagga Wagga.
If you needed any proof that the printed word is alive and well you need look no further than the 46 million books loaned from the state’s public libraries.
Great write up for Campbelltown City Library Service in the Campbelltown Macarthur Advertiser.
75th Anniversary Library Act celebrations at Bellingen Library.
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Lake Haven Library, a branch of of Wyong Shire Library Service, celebrates the 75th anniversary of the Library Act.
Thank you Darryl from Lake Haven for sharing these photos.
Not sure what to do now that celebrations are winding down?
Join us at Libraries for the People: The 11th Australian Library History Forum on 18 & 19 November!
To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the NSW Library Act, this year's Forum will focus on the development of public libraries in Australia.
Book now - bookings close on 11 November.
Bogan Shire Library combined celebrations for the launch of our new library and the anniversary of the Library Act on Thursday 23rd October with a special morning tea.
Bogan Shire Council adopted the NSW Library Act 1939 No 40 on 26th January 1972. Nyngan Municipal library was opened in August 1971, becoming the Bogan Shire Library in January 1972 with council amalgamation. The first librarian was Mrs Sue Harvey, who was here on 23rd October to help us celebrate our new look library and the 75th Anniversary of the NSW Library Act.
Maria Kinsey, Bogan Shire Library Manager.