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    Two girls read in the Oakville Public Library's new Children's Library.

    Oakville Public Library's mascot, OPal, goes camping.

    The Teen Book Depot at Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre in Bronte.

    An article about the charitable foundation Friends of the Library, associated with the Oakville Public Library.

    The Oakville Public Library bookmobile in 1981.

    An artist's depiction of the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre.

    One of Oakville Public Library's Booknooks.

    Woodside Branch of the Oakville Public Library and the outside mural designed by local artist Gwyneth Young.

    Watch out book borrowers! Chief Librarian Richard Moses now has an automated "detective" to keep track of overdue books. Oakville Central Library is the first public library in Ontario to adopt a computerized circulation system.

    An OPL librarian uses the microfilm machine

    An interior view of the OPL bookmobile.

    The exterior of the OPL Bookmobile

    The second part of the new rules and regulations for the Oakville Public Library set forth in 1922 when the Town took over management of the library.

    The first part of the new rules and regulations for the Oakville Public Library set forth in 1922 when the Town took over management of the library.

    The first page in the 1922 - 1945 Meeting Minutes record book for Oakville Public Library.

    A child sits and reads in the new Clearview Branch of the Oakville Public Library

    Oakville Public Library teams up with World Literacy Canada and the Rotary Clubs of Burlington, Milton and Oakville to build a new library in Varanasi, India.

    The fourth Book Nook opens in 2011. The program encourages literacy in pre-teens and teens.

    Oakville Public Library Commemorative Plaque for a hundred years of service being installed in Centennial Square.

    The 'newly' opened Oakville Public Library in 1967.