Click here to view our collection of Homeschooling curriculum materials

Click here to download eBooks from the Wisconsin Public Library Consortium.

Patrons may also download eBooks and audiobooks through the Overdrive app called Libby.

The Heritage Room

Patron using a laptop inside Hatch Public Library

Interested in reserving our Community Room or Conference Room?

Click here to view our Meeting Room Use Policy

Click here to download our Meeting Room Reservation Form

E-Books

Click here for the Winding Rivers Library System's online help for using eBooks.

The Hatch Public Library provides free materials and services to help area residents meet their personal, educational, professional and recreational needs. We have state-of-the-art computer lab with 16 public, internet computers and free Wi-Fi access.

The Hatch Public Library subscribes to more than 100 magazines, receives three daily newspapers and offers many enrichment opportunities for children and adults.
Click here to view our Internet Use Policy.

The Conference Room at Hatch Public Library

Copy and Fax Services
We can make both black/white and color copies. Charges per side are as follows:
8 ½ x 11 - 10¢ for black/white, 25¢ for color
8 ½ x 14 - 15¢ for black and white, 35¢ for color
11 x 17- 20¢ for black and white, 50¢ for color

Fax services are available at $1 per page. We are not able to receive faxes.

The Heritage room in Mauston contains local newspapers on microfilm,

Mauston High School yearbooks as well as other archival material.

Click here to view our Heritage Room Collection.

Click here to view resources available in our Microfilm Library.

Community Room & Conference Room

Click here to access Ancestry.com & Heritagequestonline.com (provided by Badgerlink).

Click here to visit the FamilySearch website. We are a FamilySearch affiliate.

Our Heritage Room also houses the Prosser-McCafferty Collection that includes bibliographical sketches, cemetery guides, family histories, abstracts, lists of marriages, births and deaths from the 1700s on for many east coast states.