From all the information about the three notable libraries either closest to me or ones that I have visited, there is a question of why these libraries seem important. They are useful in providing a community to people in the county they are located in, but why should they matter to anyone?

For one, libraries are hubs for communities to foster no matter what you’re status is in society.

Secondly, the services they provide (as mentioned in the other tabs detailing each library’s services/programs) can support space for providing places for education, teamwork, and cultural enrichment. 

The internet may not be a reliable source for archiving historical events, heritage, cultures, books, manuscripts, etc. That is why having everything in writing, copied across multiple books, and stored in safe locations is another reason why libraries are so important. Libraries preserve our history in a way that we can access and look back on at any time without worry.

Overall, libraries are important for fostering and nurturing knowledgeable and educated people. They keep communities together with events and programs made to help them.  Libraries protect and archive information that many have yet to discover.

That is the magical world of libraries. Once you step inside, you enter a world filled with new information each time you visit. There is always something new to learn in a library.