Library Board
Library Board
The Tuscola Public Library provides resources for learning and leisure in order to empower individuals and enrich the community.
The Tuscola library was built in 1903 with a Carnegie grant, which was based on the census of the community at $2 per person, and funds donated by the Woman’s Club. The design of the Illinois Carnegie libraries was dominated by two architectural firms, Paul Morantz of Bloomington and Patton and Miller of Chicago, and were Classical Revival in style. Morantz was the architect for the Tuscola library. In 1997 the library added a handicapped accessible entrance along with larger restrooms and an elevator with service from ground level to the basement and main level of the library.
The Tuscola Library has services for all age groups and houses over 18,000 books, as well as video, audio, and magazine resources. It is also a member of the Illinois Heartland Library System, which provides timely access to countless additional books and resources. The library has several public access computer terminals with internet connections, and it sponsors numerous community activities and outreach programs.
The library is under the direction of Devin Black, Library Director with oversight by the Library Board of Directors.
Tuscola Public Library
112 E. Sale St.
Tuscola, IL 61953
2026 Schedule of Library Board Meetings
Public Library Board
Randy Bergeson
Bill Englehardt
Deb Follett
Diane Kauffman
Ingrid Minger
Kate Moody
Kyle Ogden
Joan Sutherland
Dorothy Voyles