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The library will be open 10AM-3PM on Friday, October 17 as we close early to prepare for Haunted Library. The book drop and pickup lockers at the back of the building will remain accessible. We apologize for any inconvenience. Click here for more information about Haunted Library.
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Plain City Public Library

A member of the Central Ohio Library Consortium

Providing resources to enhance the quality and enjoyment of life.

Read more about new services and materials and how you can get the most out of your library card by visiting the links below.

24/7 Pickup Lockers Now Available: Pick up your Library material from our convenient pickup lockers, available during and after Library hours
Plain City Little Lending Libraries: Use our interactive map to find a local Little Lending Library book sharing box near you
Conversion and Scanning Equipment: The Library offers a variety of equipment, free for PCPL patrons
Genealogy Resources: Explore Plain City’s rich local history through our digital local history and genealogy resources
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Library Hours
Monday-Thursday: 10am-8pm
Friday-Saturday: 10am-5pm
Sunday: Closed
Drive-up Window Hours
Monday-Thursday: 9:30am-7pm
Friday-Saturday: 9:30am-Noon
Sunday: Closed
Phone
Phone: (614) 873-4912
Fax: (614) 873-8364
Address
305 West Main Street
Plain City, Ohio 43064
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Digital History Collection

Search images from Jonathan Alder High School yearbooks, The Pictorial History of Plain City, Ohio, and more.
"The Powder Horn" Jonathan Alder High School Year Book 1959
1968. One of Plain City's new signs on Rt. 42 near Pastime Park
Photograph of Hershel "Bud" Dunmire taken during World War II, 1944, in Polebrooke, England.
Plain City Senior Class of 1922
Last picture of Plain City High School and grade school before it was razed in 1936
Closeup view of Leonard - Haner building after cyclone of June 16, 1912
Earl Scott building on North Chillicothe Street, taken by John Karrer in the 1950's
1914 Corn Carnival Vegetable displays on Main Street. In background is the Robinson & Baker Clothing Store.