Rube Sessions Memorial Library
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Our Locations & Hours
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Kids & Teens
For Kids and Teens
Content for this section originally developed by the Oregon Department of Education.
eShelf & Research
Use library tools and resources to discover new books and materials or do research online.
Use library tools and resources to discover new books and materials or do research online.
Looking for book recommendations? News about the latest bestsellers? Want to peruse the latest headlines? Then you've come to the right place!
Digital Exhibits from the Oregon State Library [this item is specific to Oregon and is provided as sample content to local libraries in Oregon; it should be updated or removed by the Plinkit Administrator]
News & Events
There will many activities this summer. Stay tuned while we update our website and try to inform you as best as possible.
Español
Materiales en Español
Las bibliotecas son lugares para reunirnos, buscar información y compartir ideas e intereses.
About Us
The library can fax, copy,print or scan items for a nominal fee. Copies are 15 cents and fax $1.00 per page.
Location & Hours
298 Rusk Ave.
Wells, TX 75976-9000
(936) 867-4757
(936) 867-4760 Fax
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 120
Wells, TX 75976-9000
Hours
Sun-Tue: Closed
Wed-Fri: 9am-6pm
Sat: 10am-2pm
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Plinkit owes a big "Thank You" to the Oregon Department of Education who contributed the original content for the "Kid's Corner", "Middle Schoolers", and "High Schoolers" section of the Plinkit template. Content for these sections was derived from Castillo's Corner and is locally maintained by your public library.
Sharon Morris (Colorado State Library) also contributed additional content for the Español section the Homework and Research Sites page.
The Oregon Plinkit Project participates in the Plinkit Collaborative -- a group of several states that use localized versions of Plinkit for their public libraries. Oregon libraries using Plinkit benefit greatly through the Oregon State Library's work with a cooperative group of librarians, libraries, and resources for further Plinkit development.
And last but not least, Plinkit would not exist if it were not for the Institute of Museum and Library Services which funds Plinkit (in whole or in part) through the Library Services and Technology Act.
