Our services include:
You can also contact our friendly staff for more information on any of the above services.
Leeton Shire Library provides free access to library members to the following online services. You will need your library card number to access most of these online services. Membership is free and can be arranged over the phone. Please contact us on 6953 0945 for more information or for assistance in accessing our online services.
You can use Leeton Shire Council's online library catalogue to search for books, music, ebooks, magazines, movies and more.
Databases, online encyclopedias, dictionaries and other reference sources are also available through the catalogue.
has full-text content from journals, magazines, books, pamphlets, images, and videos on health related topics.
is created especially for people who love books, and is the premier online database for reading recommendations. Find reading suggestions based on age group, authors or titles, genres and styles.
is an all-inclusive search solution that makes in-depth research easy
The
Local Studies Room in Leeton Shire Library houses resources relating to the
rich history of the Leeton Local Government Area.
These
resources include books, booklets, pamphlets, maps, photographs, newspapers,
and a clippings file.
Cataloguing
this material is a painstaking task, and each month we add more records to the
library catalogue.
Resources in the Local Studies Room are generally designated as Reference, and can only be used in the Library.
We also hold a collection of Genealogy titles to help with researching family history.
The library holds microfilm of the Murrumbidgee Irrigator from 1915 to 2001; and The Irrigator from 2001 to 2019.
Ancestry.com - the world’s largest family history website offers census, birth, death & shipping records and more – is available for free access by library members in the library.
The library has strong ties to the Leeton Family & Local History Society, who provide excellent research and collections about the history of the local area. The LF&LHS are housed in the Leeton Museum and Gallery. More information is available through the Society’s website and facebook .
