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Edinburgh Library partners with 'Evergreen Indiana Consortium'

Courtesy-Edinburgh Library/Evergreen Indiana

EDINBURGH, Ind. - The Evergreen Indiana Consortium has welcomed the Edinburgh Wright-Hageman Public Library to its growing family of libraries throughout the state.

The Library joins the Bartholomew County Public Library, the Greenwood Public Library, and more than 130 libraries in Indiana as a member of the Evergreen Indiana Consortium.

Now that the Edinburgh Wright-Hageman Public Library and the Evergreen Indiana Consortium are united, library patrons can access millions of resources that they would not have had access to. Those offerings include books, videos, music, gaming, and digital content.

The Evergreen Indiana Consortium online catalog is available here.

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