Marshall-Lyon County Library
@marshalllyonlibrary.org
The Marshall-Lyon County Library is comprised of three public libraries in Marshall, Balaton, and Cottonwood in Southwestern Minnesota. We are also part of the Plum Creek Regional Library System, a federated regional public library system spanning 9 SWMN counties, which participates in the Minnesota Reciprocal Borrowing Compact.
Marshall-Lyon County Library's Company Logos
Marshall-Lyon County Library's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#85353E
Solid Pink
133, 53, 62
353, 43, 36
0, 60, 53, 48
#82CEE6
Seagull
130, 206, 230
194, 67, 71
43, 10, 0, 10
#001C5A
Prussian Blue
0, 28, 90
221, 100, 18
100, 69, 0, 65
About Marshall-Lyon County Library
Marshall is a brand that encompasses three public libraries in Marshall, Balaton, and Cottonwood, located in Southwestern Minnesota. These libraries are part of the Plum Creek Regional Library System, which is a federated regional public library system spanning 9 counties in Southwest Minnesota. The Marshall-Lyon County Library offers a range of services and products to meet the needs of its patrons.
They provide a variety of reading materials, including physical books, e-books, and e-audiobooks through platforms like Overdrive and hoopla. Additionally, they offer streaming videos through Kanopy and CreativeBug, which provides arts and crafts how-tos. The library also organizes events for children, teens, and adults, such as storytimes, book clubs, and monthly Library Board Meetings.
The Marshall-Lyon County Library is committed to fostering a love of reading and offers volunteer opportunities for those interested in sharing their passion for books. Whether you're looking for a new read or seeking community engagement, Marshall-Lyon County Library is a valuable resource in the region
