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Marshall Public Library, Pocatello, Idaho

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Welcome to Pocatello's

Marshall Public Library

Located in historic Old Town Pocatello, the Marshall Public Library has been serving the Pocatello community for over 100 years. Our collection includes over 160,000 items, including books, CDs, DVDs, magazines, newspapers, and even puppets for check-out.

Our online Research Tools databases include thousands of complete magazines, journals, and newspapers, encyclopedias, small engine and auto repair information, and geneology resources. Internet and word processing computers and Wi-Fi are available at the library, as well as storytimes, movies, crafts and a variety of programs all year long for children, teens, and adults.

The library's website was created with you in mind. Take a look around, then leave a comment on our blog or facebook page. We'd love to hear your feedback. And stop by the library to see all that we have to offer!

Pocatello Library News

Dream Big and Own the Night @ Your Library

Reading is BIG at your library this summer for children and teens!

Take part in our Summer Art Institute for children on Mondays at 2pm. Writing groups for elementary and middle school students also meet on Mondays at 4pm. Come to the library every Wednesday at 2pm to see special programs and hear stories. Escape the summer heat on Thursdays with book-related movies for children at 2pm.

Teens will focus on all things dark this summer, including dreams, zombie survival, and other nighttime activities. Teens are invited to celebrate ON Mondays at 3:30 with craft and food activities. If monsters of the night are your thing, Creature Feature Fridays at 3:30 will show mostly PG movies. Finally, teens will wrap it all up with a murder mystery party, “The Book Fair of Death!”

Registration for summer reading starts on Monday, June 4. An all-ages event that afternoon from 4-6pm will kick off our Summer Reading Programs. Enjoy crafts, snacks, and learn more about what your library has to offer for everyone this summer.