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3.0 (1 review)

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Osterhout Free Library

Osterhout Free Library

3.5(6 reviews)
11.8 mi

According to my mother I was reading at fourteen months old so it's no surprise that I'm quite the…read morebook lover. I greatly enjoy the Osterhout's annual used book sale which is the largest in the area and typically held at the start of summer. You can take home an entire box full of books for very little money. This summer I found a used book for sale that I had previously checked out of the library some twenty years ago: a crime novel by Max Allan Collins entitled Spree. It was the same copy, now with a badly cracked spine and loose pages, but I bought it for nostalgic reasons. I'm also very pleased with the Osterhout's selection, particularly in regards to stacking rare and hard to find materials. I was searching for a book published in the 1970s but now out of print. Used copies of this book were selling for around $150. I was able to find a copy in the Osterhout's nonfiction section and am one of the few who had the pleasure of reading the book without spending an arm or a leg. I won't mention the title of the book in case some unscrupulous reader wants to check out the book, never return it, and sell the copy for profit. There was a time when I was obsessed with the concept of nuclear war and worried how fallout would effect our planet. During the height of the Cold War a number of films were made about this subject including the BBC television movie "Threads." "Threads" was know for its unflinching look at nuclear fallout and is regarded as one of the most dark and depressing films ever made. "Threads" was released on VHS shortly after its television premiere but had long since gone out of print by the time I wanted to see it. After scouring the Internet for a copy of the movie I finally found the VHS in the video section of the Osterhout. "Threads" has since been released on DVD and is now widely available but thanks to the Osterhout Library I didn't have to wait years to see it.

Great library! Helpful friendly staff. My son likes to read and they are always happy to order a…read morebook if they do not have it at their branch. A great place for kids and adults.

Dorrance Township - libraries - Updated November 2026

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