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This continually updated resource provides:

• Step-by-step service and repair procedures
• Wiring diagrams
• Maintenance and specification tables
• Troubleshooting guides and diagnostic trouble codes
• Photos, illustrations, diagrams and multimedia (videos and animations)
• ASE test prep

Do you have boxes of negatives or family milestones on Super 8 film in the closet?   Don't lose those memories!  Convert them into digital format for easy preservation, storage and viewing. We have a digital convertor available for public use. You can convert slides, negatives, and films right here. 

Come in with them and a thumbdrive or SD/SDHC memory card and preserve your treasures now.

Call 419-898-7001 to set up an hour or two to work on them.

We wish to acknowledge and thank the following persons for contributions given recently as memorials and honors:

Zoomigurumi in memory of Carol Kosanka by Mr. & Mrs. James Orman.

History of the 101^st Airborne Division in memory of Frank Gluth by Mr. & Mrs. Larry Lickert.

Love the Library, but can’t get out? 

The library can provide a free home delivery service to your door!

Who is eligible?

Any resident of the Benton-Carroll-Salem School District who is unable to visit the building due to a temporary or permanent medical condition or circumstance that may qualify for home delivery.

There is no age restriction to qualify for this service.

Take the 1KB4K Challenge with your child

Sound impossible?  If you read one book a night together, in three years you will have read 1,095 books.

Sign up at the library and receive a packet to record your progress. 

At every 100 books your child will receive a prize, and at 1,000 books, a library book will be dedicated to your child.

In 2006, the Oak Harbor Oral History Project was part of the Northwest Ohio Narratives Project.  These narratives were once only available on DVD; now they are digitized and available online.

Wednesdays at 11:30 am with Miss Brenda. 

    If you haven’t been to the Local History Room & Museum Center, come by for a visit!  Whether you are looking for a long lost relative, old businesses of the past or just want to read about the history of our area, you need to visit the Oak Harbor Public Library Local History & Museum Center.

Novelist is your personal guide to deciding what to read next. Try it out - search by author, title, series or plot. In addition to the reviews of over 200,000+ fiction titles, you’ll also find lists of award-winning books, discussion guides, and recommended reads.