General Info

The Bellevue Public Library, established in 1891 in north central Ohio, is located in an area that is noted for its cherry orchards and its railroad history. The library, based in Bellevue, Ohio, is a Carnegie Library and the building was originally built in 1903. The library organizes a range of activities, which include toddler and baby time, puppet show, origami, storytime, adult book discussion, book lunch and dance revolution. The library assists in searching for ancestors and organizing the family history information through a special program, Genealogy on the Internet.