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Loutit District Library

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+1 (616) 842-6378

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407 Columbus Ave

Grand Haven, MI 49417

+1 (616) 842-6378

http://loutitlibrary.org

History

Although the library has been around since the early 1900s, in 1999 the Loutit District Library was formed to serve residents of the City of Grand Haven, City of Ferrysburg, Grand Haven Township, Robinson Township, and a portion of Port Sheldon Township.

Specialties

Public library. Lend books, audiobooks, music CDs, videos; public computers available; wonderful Local History and Genealogy Department; programs and classes for adults and youth.

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Reviews

Matt C.

11/7/2023

Wonderful small town library! Doesn't have every book, but it's a great place to study or relax with a good book. Staff is very helpful - couldn't be nicer. I pray they don't ruin it by caving...

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Larissa M.

5/7/2023

Very clean and quiet library with friendly staff. Husband got his first library card here and the lady helping was so kind explaining all the things they have to offer. Can't wait to dive into...

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