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Learn More Browse By Title Canton Daily News (1912-1930) 134,037 Pages Canton City Directory (1859-1930) 31,782 Pages Stark County Democrat (1840-1910) 22,282 Pages News Democrat (1901-1912) 13,719 Pages Canton Morning News (1903-1910) 10,074 Pages Tax Record (1816-1838) 8,524 Pages More Browse By Date 1810-1819 2,597 Pages 1820-1829 2,499 Pages 1830-1839 5,743 Pages 1840-1849 223 Pages 1850-1859 1,937 Pages 1860-1869 3,629 Pages 1870-1879 3,608 Pages 1880-1889 6,463 Pages 1890-1899 7,567 Pages 1900-1909 29,942 Pages 1910-1919 64,951 Pages 1920-1929 90,674 Pages More × Browse By Title Canton Daily News 134,037 Pages 1912-1930 Canton City Directory 31,782 Pages 1859-1930 Stark County Democrat 22,282 Pages 1840-1910 News Democrat 13,719 Pages 1901-1912 Canton Morning News 10,074 Pages 1903-1910 Tax Record 8,524 Pages 1816-1838 Tax Duplicate 2,315 Pages 1810-1813 Stark County Republican 1,615 Pages 1859-1868 Record of Arrest 1,210 Pages 1935-1935 Prison Register 1,202 Pages 1946-1946 Canton Evening Times 318 Pages 1910-1910 Democratic Transcript 318 Pages 1853-1854 Canton News Democrat 24 Pages 1895-1895 × Browse By Decade 1810-1819 2,597 Pages 1820-1829 2,499 Pages 1830-1839 5,743 Pages 1840-1849 223 Pages 1850-1859 1,937 Pages 1860-1869 3,629 Pages 1870-1879 3,608 Pages 1880-1889 6,463 Pages 1890-1899 7,567 Pages 1900-1909 29,942 Pages 1910-1919 64,951 Pages 1920-1929 90,674 Pages 1930-1939 6,385 Pages 1940-1949 1,202 Pages × Years THANK YOU! Stark Library Today Other than access to thousands of books and audiobooks, the Stark Library offers a wide variety of benefits to its patrons. Any Stark County resident with a Learn More × Thank You Stark Library Today Other than access to thousands of books and audiobooks, the Stark Library offers a wide variety of benefits to its patrons. Any Stark County resident with a free library card can access our public computers, reserve meeting rooms, borrow DVDs, videogames, and other media, utilize business services such as printing or copying, and much more. Want to map out your family tree and get more in touch with your roots? Schedule a genealogy session . Have you always wanted to learn a new language? Join Mango for free . Then, once you’re fluent, see our passport specialists so that you can go there and test your skills with the local peoples! The Stark Library is so much more than what many expect, so don’t hesitate to sign up today and explore all we have to offer our community. × About History of the Library Stark Library traces its roots to the Spread Eagle Tavern, owned by James W. Lathrop, who assembled a collection of 30 books in 1816. The library moved several times from those humble beginnings, and officially became the Canton Public Library in 1884. It took up residence in the Carnegie building on 3rd Street South in 1905. A stunning example of Beaux Arts Classicism, the building is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Canton Public Library became the Stark County District Library in 1971, reflecting its service to much of Stark County. Then, the library moved into its current building in 1978. The site was once William McKinley’s house, and was the scene of his 1896 front porch campaign for President of the United States. The building was renovated to reflect its current configuration in 2001. The Stark Country District Library now has 10 branches throughout the county that serve their unique communities. Learn More More More Learn More Learn More Advantage Archives About Advantage Archives Why Partner With Advantage? Learn More About Who Advantage Partners With Learn More About What Advantage Offers Their Partners Discover The Community History Archives How The Archives Work Your Community’s History Online Research Tips Read All About it! Connect With Advantage Archives: Call Us: 855-303-2727 Email Us: info@AdvantageArchives.com Follow Advantage Archives Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions Disclaimer Copyright Policy DMCA and Copyright Takedown Sitemap These newspapers have been made available to the community for the purpose of research, study and to satisfy curiosity. 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