Welcome to Henderson Memorial Public Library

The front of the library with fall trees to the left and a blue sky

Library of Things

Library of Things (board games, tools, kid's puzzles and more!)

The Henderson Foundation

Your charitable donation directly supports your library

Library Hours

Open 7 days a week!

2026 HMPL Reading Challenge

Read Your Way Through 2026!

a GIS map with a picture of Scott Yamamoto — Mapping Your Yard with GIS
Mapping Your Yard with GIS
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a beautiful rainbow sky with electric grids in the background — NOPEC on Electricity Price Trends and How to Read Your Bill
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Guiding Ohio Technology Programs

Got Tech Questions? We’ve Got Answers!
If your phone is confusing you, your computer isn’t cooperating, or you're just curious about how to use that new app everyone’s talking about — we’ve got help!

Our Guiding Ohio for Technology Specialist, Todd Spencer, is here at the library every week to answer your tech questions. Whether it’s learning how to send an email, organizing your files, troubleshooting your smartphone, or figuring out your tablet — Todd can walk you through it all in a way that actually makes sense.

In addition to one-on-one help, Todd also offers classes on all kinds of useful (and sometimes fun!) tech topics. Past and upcoming sessions include how to spot online scams, getting the most out of Microsoft Office or Google tools, and even creating with Canva.

Be sure to check our monthly calendar for when Todd is in and sign up for a class or drop by with your tech questions. Whether you are brand new to technology or just looking to learn something new, Todd’s here to help!

***This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the State Library of Ohio.