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Saginaw County Public Libraries
Hoyt Library
505 Janes Street
Thank You, Hoyt Library!
Hundreds of Delta College students in Prof. Mary Beth Looby's English classes have
conducted research on local and state topics at Hoyt Library, where they have especially
enjoyed the resources of the Eddy Historical and Genealogical Collection.
Delta English students visit Hoyt Library's Michigan History Room and utilize the Eddy Historical and Genealogical resources as they research their topics related to Michigan. Along with the great resources on Michigan history, students enjoy the fine architecture of the library as well as its most up-to-date technology.
Sample Student Reactions to Hoyt Library
Hoyt Library was a lot different than I had imagined. It was really old-looking on the outside, but
completely surprised me on the inside! Hoyt is probably the nicest library I have been to.
I got a ton of help from the librarians, who treated me exceptionally well. I found excellent and critical information (on my research topic). -Ted Pacek II
Hoyt Library is neat--they refurbished it ands it is very nice. The building is so large-- it is the largest library I have ever seen or been in!
It also seems that anything you have to look up, they have a book about it. -Katie Creed
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| Photos by Mary B. Looby |
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