撥號故事 Meet the Page Turner , Randolph's very own bookmobile! The Page Turner bookmobile carries books, movies, and technology to different locations around town. Bookmobile visits help to make library services more accessible to all members of the Randolph community, helping to overcome barriers of location, transportation, and other factors that might otherwise prevent residents from using the library. Whether you're a regular library visitor or need to get your very first library card, we hope you'll stop by and see what the bookmobile has to offer! Schedule Schedule Visit Request About Where the Page Turner Story Begins On April 5th, 2023, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (MA-07) visited Randolph to celebrate the $524,000 in federal funding she secured for Turner Free Library to support the acquisition and equipping of a bookmobile. At the event, Rep. Pressley was joined by Randolph Town Manager Brian Howard, Randolph Director of Library, Recreation, and Community Programs Elizabeth LaRosee, Turner Free Library Director Sharon Parrington Wright, Superintendent of Randolph Public Schools Thea Stovell, Randolph Public Schools students, and community leaders and members. “Students deserve a fair and equitable learning environment, and I am proud to celebrate these federal resources that represent a crucial step towards achieving just that,” said Rep. Pressley. “This funding is a direct investment in our young people, our families, and our communities. Thank you to the Turner Free Library, Randolph leaders, and community members for their partnership and advocacy on behalf of our students.” “The Town of Randolph is excited for this amazing opportunity to expand outreach and literacy initiatives through Congresswoman Pressley’s FY23 Community Project Funding,” said Brian Howard, Randolph Town Manager. “We are grateful to Congresswoman Pressley for her continued advocacy for the Town of Randolph and its many residents.” “The Turner Free Library has always been a leading example of outreach and equity in the Town of Randolph through innovative and inclusive programming and services. We are excited to facilitate this collaborative outreach to increase literacy rates in our community,” said Elizabeth LaRosee, Randolph Director of Library, Recreation, and Community Program. “The upcoming Library Bookmobile will bring books, technology, and innovation to all corners of Randolph.” “We are so grateful for this opportunity to take our early literacy initiatives outside the library’s walls and directly to Randolph’s students! Research has shown that reading to children increases their language acquisition and improves their literacy skills, all of which has long term ramifications for our students,” Sharon Parrington-Wright, Turner Free Library Director. “One in six children who are not reading proficiently in the third grade will not graduate on time from high school, affecting their long-term academic and economic success. The Mobile Services Project will allow us to provide free and equitable access to library resources and staff for more than 2,000 Randolph Public School students.” “We are very excited for the opportunity to partner with the Turner Free Library and Congresswoman Pressley’s office to bring even more literacy initiatives to our students,” said Thea Stovell, Randolph Public Schools Superintendent. “The Randolph Public Schools are committed to bringing literacy and STEM to the forefront of our learning environment through this innovative collaboration.” Request a Bookmobile Visit Interested in having the Page Turner visit your organization or public event? Complete the visit application so that library staff can get in touch! Please keep in mind: Site Requirements: Location within the Town of Randolph Safe, legal, and marked off parking space to accommodate the 20-foot bookmobile van with a wheelchair lift in the back Space for multiple bookcarts and adequate room for people to browse; this may be outdoors or indoor depending on weather and the needs of your organization/event! Completed site application and visit agreement on file with the TFL We can't visit: Private events Sites that cannot accommodate a 20-foot van, such as sites that are on hills, can only be accessed via narrow streets, or that otherwise pose a risk to the library staff or bookmobile Sites outside the Town of Randolph Apply here! Page Turner Schedule This Page Turner bookmobile makes regular visits around Randolph! We visit community partner agencies, schools, parks, senior living facilities and more on a monthly and sometimes routine basis. Requests can also be made by community partners for a special event visit. View our library events calendar to see where the Page Turner is making its next stop! Bookmobile schedule FAQs

Need book suggestions for what to read nest? Check out these suggested sites or get your personal recommendations from a librarian by filling out our form. 新來港定居人士 Want to stay up-to-date on all new releases? Subscribe to our book newsletters! Select any and all genres you're interested in to receive monthly updates on what's new and novel. Register Reading & Resource Lists ALSC Recommendations Lists of books recommended by the Association for Library Service to Children Award Winners for Kids Book and media award winners, including the recipients of the Caldecott, Carnegie, and Newbery Medals Haitian Heritage Month Books for adults, kids, and teens in English and Haitian Creole New Release Newsletters Want to stay up-to-date on all new releases? Subscribe to our book newsletters! Select any and all genres you're interested in to receive monthly updates on what's new and novel. Quick Reads (Hi-Lo) High-interest, low-readability (Hi-Lo) books for teens and adults Women's History Books and films relating to the Women's Suffrage Centennial and the ongoing struggle for equal rights APIA Heritage Books and films celebrating Asian and Pacific Islander American heritage Black Lives, Black History Books, films, websites, and more celebrating the history and contributions of Black Americans Health Literacy & Equity Books, ebooks, and websites providing evidence-based health information NoveList K-8 Plus Read-alikes, grade level, and reading level suggestions for kids in kindergarten through eighth grade School Required Reading Books assigned for summer reading by local schools Addiction and Recovery Local resources and books about addiction and recovery Caribbean-American Heritage Books and films celebrating Caribbean-American heritage Job Seekers Books and websites for job seekers NoveList Plus Read-alikes and suggestions for teens and adults TFL Recommendations Personalized recommendations from Turner Free Library's librarians Anti-Racism Books, films, and websites for anyone interested in taking a stand against racial prejudice and intolerance Grief and Loss Books and online resources for those who are experiencing a loss or grieving NPR's Books We Love Yearly guide to NPR's favorite reads Pride Month LGBTQIA+ books and movies for Pride Month Teen Book Finder Award winning books, audiobooks, and films for teens 12-18

撥號故事 Library Director Sharon Parrington Wright 781-961-0932 ext. 5 spwright@ocln.org Head of Children's Services Samantha Boucher 781-961-0932 ext. 6 sboucher@randolph.ocln.org Young Adult Engagement Manager Joanne E. Batson 781-961-0932 ext. 7 jbatson@randolph.ocln.org Outreach Manager Avian Deane 781-961-0932 ext. 8 adeane@randolph.ocln.org Circulation Manager May Seeto 781-961-0932 mseeto@randolph.ocl n.org Turner Free Library Archives library@randolph.ocln.org

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The Trustees of the Turner Free Library effectively govern library proceedings. 受託人 The Board of Trustees are an essential part of the TFL team! As public library Trustees, the Board establishes library policies and acts as the agents of public trust in governing the library. The Trustees of the Turner Free Library meet the first Tuesday of the month at 5:30 pm, unless otherwise noted. All meetings are posted on the Library's online calendar , at Town Hall, and on the Town of Randolph website . Board of Trustee meeting bylaws , agendas , and minutes are available online. If you are a Randolph resident interested in serving on the Board of Trustees, please send a letter of interest to Sharon Parrington Wright, Library Director, at admin@randolph.ocln.org . 主席：凱文·多諾萬 副主席：道格·艾伯特 掌櫃：凱文·賴利（Kevin Reilly） 資產負責人：希拉·坎貝爾（Sheila Campbell） 秘書：山姆·波特 主席：凱文·多諾萬 副主席：道格·艾伯特 掌櫃：凱文·賴利（Kevin Reilly） 資產負責人：希拉·坎貝爾（Sheila Campbell） 秘書：山姆·波特 主席：凱文·多諾萬 副主席：道格·艾伯特 掌櫃：凱文·賴利（Kevin Reilly） 資產負責人：希拉·坎貝爾（Sheila Campbell） 秘書：山姆·波特

撥號故事 Revitilization Project | Mural About Theodore Luddington The Theodore S. Luddington Memorial Park is located between the Turner Free Library and the Central Fire Station. The park was dedicated in 1962 in honor of Theodore S. Luddington (1900-1961), a Randolph resident and selectman who served on numerous town committees. In 1964, the Randolph Board of Selectman voted to transfer the "care and custody" of the park to the Trustees of the Turner Free Library. In 2021 and 2022, the Turner Free Library was awarded Community Preservation funds to revitalize the Theodore S. Luddington Memorial Park into a welcoming recreation area for the Randolph community. As part of this project, the Luddington Memorial Park was developed to include an ADA accessible walkway to increase pedestrian safety, the addition of outdoor wireless access points providing free WiFi from the Library to enhance connectivity for park visitors, a mural created by students at the May Center School for Autism and Developmental Disabilities, and the installation of new park furniture and fencing to provide a safe and comfortable environment for relaxation and recreation. Dedication page in the 126th Annual Report Town of Randolph for the Year Ending December 31st, 1961 Special thanks for the support of this project go to: Town Manager Brian Howard Randolph Community Preservation Committee Randolph Town Council Randolph Fire Department Trustees of the Turner Free Library Luddington Park Mural The Theodore S. Luddington park features a mural created by students at the May Center School for Autism and Developmental Disabilities in Randolph and organized by art teacher Jen Vanora. Describing the painting process, Jen notes that "the May Center School specializes in education for students with autism, and our students range in age from 4 to 21. We are thinking about this painting as a community service project, something that our students can give of themselves to the larger community. So, our students are coming to the walkway wall with that in mind, and they really feel good about doing this for the town. We are driving over in very small groups throughout the school day, and each group is adding colors, shapes, and texture. Artistically, we are talking about warm and cool colors, choosing which colors to mix, and which to use next to each other. We are also working on making patterns, as well as layering shapes and colors over the colors of the previous class to build texture. The heat has slowed us down a little bit, but the classes are still excited. We are really proud of how our students are rising to the occasion of giving of their efforts and creativity. Our students have so much to give, and we appreciate the opportunity for them to do so!" About Theodore S. Luddington Theodore Stanley Luddington was born on July 13th, 1900 to John and Mabel (sometimes spelled Mabelle) Luddington; the third of their four children. Although Theodore and his sisters Eva, Elizabeth, and Ruth were born in Maine, the family had moved to Randolph by the time of the 1910 United States Federal Census. In 1923, Theodore married Catherine Marion Turner in Avon. They would have one son, Robert Turner Luddington, in 1924. Theodore's father John worked in a shoe factory, as did a significant percentage of Randolph residents at the time, and Theodore himself worked as a shoe salesman for a time according to the 1930 Census. Theodore also founded the Tri Town Weekly newspaper, with his occupation listed as the newspaper's publisher in the 1940 City Directory. In 1938 Theodore was elected to the Randolph "Selectmen and Oversees of Public Welfare," a position he would hold multiple times over the ensuing decades; from 1938-1946, 1948-1950, and 1953-1959. In addition to his work as a Selectmen, Theodore served on numerous town boards and committees including: Board of Assessors (1943-1953) Planning Board (1935-1938) Board of Trustees of the Turner Free Library, ex officio (1938-1942) School Planning and Building Committee (1949-1955) Town Meeting Member (1953-1961) Theodore Luddington passed away on August 15th, 1961. The area now known as Theodore S. Luddington Memorial Park was dedicated in his name in 1962. Project-Luddington Mural-Luddington Theodore-Luddington

撥號故事 The Turner Free Library offers black and white and color printing services. The cost per page is $0.15 for black and white and $0.50 for color printing. Read on for information about how to print your documents! Printing From Library Computers Printing From Your Own Devices Printing From Library Computers 1. See library staff to create a printing account if you don't already have one. Your account will be under your library card or guest pass number. 2. Send your document to the printer, selecting the black and white or color printer as needed. You may also select single or double-sided printing, and the number of copies you would like printed. 3. Double-check the print preview on your computer; what you see on the screen is what will print. Library staff cannot offer refunds. 4. On the confirmation popup, check to ensure that the number of pages and the price is correct, then click "print." 5. Go to the print release station near the library's help desk and log in with your library card or guest pass number. 6. Deposit change or bills into the coin-op machine. 7. Select individual documents to print, or click the “print all documents” button. 8. Click “log out” once you are finished. If you have change, you can choose to have it returned to you or saved to your printing account. Printing From Your Own Devices 1. See library staff to create a printing account if you don't already have one. Your account will be under your library card number. 2. Go online to bit.ly/tflprinter and follow the instructions for your device type. 3. Send your document to the printer, selecting the black and white or color printer as needed. Double-check the print preview on your device. Library staff cannot offer refunds. 4. When prompted, log in with the following information: Username: your library card number Password: OCLN 5. There is no confirmation screen; instead go to the print release station and log in with your account information. 6. Deposit change or bills into the coin-op machine. 7. Select individual documents to print or click the “print all documents” button. 8. Click “logout” once you are finished. If you have change, you can choose to have it returned to you or saved to your printing account.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) We love questions, it's part of our job as librarians! We've put together some of the most common questions and answers we get here at the Turner Free Library but we're always happy to help you find out more information if your question isn't answered here! Library Access & Borrowing Facilities & Services Programs & Passes Getting Involved How do I get a library card? Apply for a physical library card at either of the Turner Free Library's help desks with your photo ID and proof of current address! Children under the age of 12: must apply in person at the library with a parent or guardian. The child’s parent or legal guardian must present their own photo ID and proof of current address. Young adults ages 12 to 17: may present a school ID or driver’s license to verify both their identity and address. Young adults may apply for a library card with or without a parent or guardian present. Can’t make it to the Turner Free Library in person? Sign up for an eCard to use our electronic resources. If you want to borrow physical materials, you can upgrade to a physical card in person. I forgot my PIN! How do I reset it? By default PINs are OCLN but you can also reset your PIN online: 1. First, go online to catalog.ocln.org 2.Click the "log in" option, which should be near the top-right corner of the screen 3. Click "forgot my PIN" when the login window pop ups to receive a password reset email! My books/audiobooks/movies are overdue, what will happen? The Library has removed late fines on overdue books, DVDs, audiobooks, magazines, or video games owned by the Turner Free Library. Some of the items in the “Library of Things” collection accrue fines as indicated on the item labels, but please contact Library staff with any questions. Please note: Materials owned by other OCLN libraries may have varying fines based on the library that owns the item. For more information, check your loan receipt or view your library account online via the OCLN website . I lost or damaged a library item, what do I do? Library materials are used regularly and we know that sometimes mean they get lost or damaged. You’ll be responsible for the cost of replacing the item, but in many cases, the Turner Free Library is able to accept the donation of a replacement item in lieu of a replacement fee. The replacement copy must be new and it must be the same as the lost item. For instance, a patron must provide a hardcover book to replace a hardcover book. Please contact Library staff with questions about what donated replacement items can be accepted. Parents/guardians are responsible for all materials checked out on the cards of their children Please note: Other OCLN libraries may have varying charges and replacement policies; please contact the owning library for more information. Can I borrow a WiFi hotspot? Yes! You can borrow WiFi hotspots and many other items from our "Library of Things" collection , including technology, games, and much more! Due to their significant popularity, hotspots may only be borrowed for one week and there is a $5.00/day late fee. How do I borrow an eBook? You can check out an eBook using any of the resources on our Digital Books, Movies, Games, & More page. You will need to use your library card number and PIN to sign up for a free account, and in most cases you will need to install an app on your device. Some of our most popular resources are: Libby Borrow ebooks, audiobooks, magazines, and more for free with Libby, the library reading app. Hoopla Borrow and enjoy audiobooks, eBooks, comics, movies, TV, magazines, or music for free with your library card! Kanopy Stream movies for free online! Choose from nearly 30,000 films, including world cinema and documentaries. Can you tell me what items are checked out or overdue on my child/spouse/relative's library card? No, while we will be happy to call, email, or mail a list of those items to the card holder using the contact information listed on their library account, Turner Free Library staff are required to protect the confidentiality of library records under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 78, Section 7 . Under state law, “that part of the records of a public library which reveals the identity and intellectual pursuits of a person using such library shall not be a public record…." and Library staff are not permitted to disclose information about an individual's use of library materials, facilities, or services to anyone but the user or pursuant to subpoena, court order or where otherwise required by statute. Library staff can only disclose circulation, registration information, and information retrieval records to: The cardholder (with card or other proper identification). NOTE: This is regardless of age or relationship. For example, parents cannot be told what materials a child has checked out without the child’s consent. Staff of Old Colony Library Network acting within the scope of their duties in the administration of the library system, and in facilitating interlibrary loans. Representatives of any local, state, or federal government; pursuant to subpoena or search warrant authorized under the authority of federal, state, or local law; relating to civil, criminal, or investigative power. Upon receipt of any such subpoena or search warrant, the Library Director will consult with legal counsel to determine if the subpoena or search warrant is in proper form, and if there is a valid basis for its issuance, before providing confidential information. For more information, please view our Patron Privacy Policy . I forgot my library card, can I still pick up my holds or borrow other library materials? Yes, if you can provide a Massachusetts driver’s license or state ID. For children under the age of 12, a parent/guardian must provide their Massachusetts driver’s license or state ID. The child must be present or the parent/guardian must have been previously added to the “care of” line on the child’s account. Young adults ages 12 to 17 can present a Massachusetts driver’s license or school ID (such as a physical card or via an app such as PowerSchool) to meet this requirement. Can my child/spouse/neighbor/friend's pick up my library materials for me? Yes, but only if you have previously confirmed an authorized user by requesting that a specific individual be added to the "care of" line on your library account. Authorized users are only able to borrow on hold items and must use their own OCLN cards for any additional borrowing or other use of library services (e.g. computer access, reservations of the Turner Free Studio, replacing library cards, etc). The card holder remains responsible for ensuring that all materials are returned or be subject to late fines or a replacement fee for the item. What does it mean for a library card to be "in good standing"? A library card in good standing means there are no blocks on the card. A block could be in place for a number of reasons including but not limited to: an expired card, multiple overdue items, or replacement cost fine(s) greater than $15.00. Is my public computer use tracked? No, the Turner Free Library does not log public computer use beyond confirming that a valid library card number was entered. After logging out of one of the Library's public computers, all files as well as all local data (i.e. browsing history, downloads, etc) is deleted and cannot be recovered. The Library also does not track internet access on its public WiFi network or Chromebooks. For more information, please view the Library's Patron Privacy and Internet Safety and Computer Use policies. Use of some Library systems, such as printing, and associated apps may generate usage records. For each print job, the document name, page count, and associated printing cost is recorded in the Library's printing system. Pending print jobs remain active only until the end of the Library's business day, and the print system's job log and transaction history is purged monthly. Library services such as Libby, Hoopla, Kanopy, and others have their own privacy policies and we encourage you to visit the vendor's website or to contact Library staff for assistance. Additionally, the Old Colony Library Network (OCLN) has a publicly-available privacy policy which outlines the scope and use of any visitor data collected on OCLN sites.

借用技術，小工具，遊戲等 特納免費圖書館提供技術，小工具，棋盤遊戲等，您可以在家中藉用和使用！ 僅限特納免費圖書館持卡人。 Proper Use and Liability: In consideration of being permitted to borrow tools and equipment, the borrower agree to release and indemnify and hold harmless the Turner Free Library and the Town of Randolph, its officers, agents, and employees from any and all liability, loss, claims, and demands, actions or causes of action for the death or injury to any persons and/or for any property damage of any nature suffered or incurred by any person which arises or may arise or be occasioned in any way from the use of tools and equipment borrowed from the Turner Free Library. As with all Library materials, the borrower is responsible for the item and will be billed for reasonable replacement costs associated with damage, or loss of items. Neither the Turner Free Library or the Town of Randolph are not responsible for any costs incurred or damage to personal equipment while borrowers use items from the Library. Filter by category Games Make & Mend Outdoor Technology Tools Bike Repair Kit A collection of tools for common bike repairs. Check availability Circular Knitting Needles Kit Coming soon! Check availability ESoL Tablets Tablet loaded with apps, books, games, videos, and more for adult English Language Learners. This tablet and its digital contents have been generously provided by a grant from the Cultural Council of Randolph, a local agency, which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency. Check availability Gardening Tool Set Ready, set, grow! This gardening tool sets includes a large trowel, small trowel, cultivator, hand rake, weeder, pruning shears and a cloth tote. Check availability Light Therapy Lamp A light therapy box intended to improve mood, focus, energy and sleep. Check availability Mobile Hotspot Connect to the internet on the go with a mobile hotspot, which connects your devices to the internet via the cellular network. Check availability Pickleball Kit Coming soon! Check availability Portable DVD player with screen A portable DVD player and screen with a rechargeable battery Check availability TI-84 Plus Graphing Calculator Graphing calculators for all of your math needs! Check availability Wireless Charging Pad Wireless charging pad for a range of devices Check availability Board Games A range of games including Scrabble, Ticket to Ride, and many more! Check availability Cricut Joy Coming soon! Check availability Energy Oracle Cards Kit A deck of Energy Oracle cards Check availability Ghost Meter A handheld tool that measures AC electromagnetic fields, which are usually emitted from man-made sources such as electrical wiring Check availability Litter Cleanup Kit Help keep Randolph beautiful! Check availability Paper Shredder A portable desktop shredder for securely disposing of paper and credit cards. Check availability Playstation 4 Controllers Controllers for the Playstation 4 console. Check availability Sewing Machine Coming soon! Check availability Universal Waite Tarot Kit A tarot deck and guide book for beginners Check availability WorldPen Coming soon! Check availability Chromebook Laptop A lightweight, simple laptop running the Chrome operating system. Check availability Cricut Mini Heat Press Coming soon! Check availability Fountain Tarot Kit A deck of Fountain tarot cards Check availability Kill-A-Watt Electricity Usage Monitor An electricity monitor that can assess how efficient your appliances are. Check availability Mobile Document Scanner The CUTEST little mobile document scanner for on the go scanning! Able to scan Scans color and black and white documents at up to 16 pages per minute. Brother scanning software installation required for use. Check availability Personal Amplifier Amplifies sounds closest to the listener while reducing background noise. Ideal for one-on-one conversation, small-group and television listening, or conversing in the car Check availability Playstation 5 Controllers Controllers for the Playstation 5 console. Check availability Soil Tester Test your soil before planting! This 4-in-1 meter measures soil pH, moisture, temperature, and light to help you plan your garden layout. Check availability White Noise Machine An ambient noise machine intended to mask disruptive environmental noises so you can relax or sleep more easily. Check availability Xbox Controllers Controllers for the Xbox console. Check availability

撥號故事 Reflecting the community's vibrant linguistical and cultural diversity, the Turner Free Library's World Languages Room features books in Chinese, French, Haitian Creole, Spanish, and Vietnamese, among other languages. The World Languages Room also includes an “English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESoL) and Citizenship Corner,” which offers books, DVDs, and audiobooks for English-language learners and anyone interested in applying for U.S. citizenship. From classics to best sellers, there's something for every reader to enjoy! Ki reflete divèsite lengwistik ak kiltirèl pwosede ki genyen nan kominote a, Sal Mondyal Lang Bibliyotèk Turner Free a genyen liv an Chinwa, Fransè, Kreyòl ayisyen, Panyòl, ak Vyetnamyen, pami lòt lang. The World Languages Room gen ladan tou yon “English for speakers of Other Languages (ESoL) and Citizenship Corner,” ki ofri liv, DVD, ak liv odyo pou elèv k ap aprann lang angle ak nenpòt moun ki enterese aplike pou sitwayènte ameriken. Soti nan klasik nan pi bon vandè, gen yon bagay pou chak lektè jwi! Como reflejo de la vibrante diversidad lingüística y cultural de la comunidad, la Sala de Idiomas Mundiales de la Biblioteca Turner presenta libros en chino, francés, criollo haitiano, español y vietnamita, entre otros idiomas. La Sala de Idiomas Mundiales también incluye un “Rincón de Ciudadanía y Inglés para Hablantes de Otros Idiomas (ESoL)”, que ofrece libros, DVD y audiolibros para estudiantes de inglés y cualquier persona interesada en solicitar la ciudadanía estadounidense. Desde clásicos hasta los más vendidos, ¡hay algo para que disfrute cada lector! Phản ánh sự đa dạng về ngôn ngữ và văn hóa sôi động của cộng đồng, Phòng Ngôn ngữ Thế giới của Thư viện Miễn phí Turner có sách bằng tiếng Trung, tiếng Pháp, tiếng Haiti Creole, tiếng Tây Ban Nha và tiếng Việt, cùng với các ngôn ngữ khác. Phòng Ngôn ngữ Thế giới cũng có “Góc Tiếng Anh dành cho Người nói các Ngôn ngữ Khác (ESoL) và Góc Công dân”, nơi cung cấp sách, DVD và sách nói cho người học tiếng Anh và bất kỳ ai quan tâm đến việc đăng ký quốc tịch Hoa Kỳ. Từ tác phẩm kinh điển đến tác phẩm bán chạy nhất, luôn có thứ gì đó dành cho mọi người đọc! Art in the Room The art in the World Languages Room reflects both Randolph's past and its present. Hanging in the room are portraits of several members of the Turner family, whose generous donation founded the Turner Free Library. In conversation with these historic paintings is the mural See Yourself in a Story (2024) by Randolph artist Jamaal Eversley. The mural incorporates reference photos taken at Library events and sent in by members of the Randolph community as well as depicting some of the historic paintings in the World Languages Room. The See Yourself in a Story mural - which was funded by the Cultural Council of Randolph, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency - celebrates diversity, inclusivity, history, and the power of storytelling to connect us all. Atizay la nan World Languages Room reflete tou de pase Randolph ak prezan li. Pann nan chanm nan gen pòtrè plizyè manm nan fanmi Turner, ki gen don jenere te fonde Bibliyotèk Turner. Nan konvèsasyon ak penti istorik sa yo se miral See Yourself in a Story (2024) pa atis Randolph Jamaal Eversley. Miral la enkòpore foto referans yo te pran nan evènman Bibliyotèk yo epi manm kominote Randolph yo voye yo epi li montre kèk nan penti istorik ki nan Sal World Languages. Mural See Yourself in a Story - ki te finanse pa Konsèy Kiltirèl Randolph, yon ajans lokal ki sipòte pa Konsèy Kiltirèl Massachusetts, yon ajans leta - selebre divèsite, enklizivite, istwa, ak pouvwa rakonte istwa pou konekte nou tout. El arte en la Sala de Idiomas del Mundo refleja tanto el pasado como el presente de Randolph. En la sala cuelgan retratos de varios miembros de la familia Turner, cuya generosa donación fundó la Biblioteca Turner. En conversación con estas pinturas históricas está el mural Mírate en una historia (2024) del artista de Randolph Jamaal Eversley. El mural incorpora fotografías de referencia tomadas en eventos de la Biblioteca y enviadas por miembros de la comunidad de Randolph, además de representar algunas de las pinturas históricas en la Sala de Idiomas del Mundo. El mural Mírate en una historia, financiado por el Consejo Cultural de Randolph, una agencia local que cuenta con el apoyo del Consejo Cultural de Massachusetts, una agencia estatal, celebra la diversidad, la inclusión, la historia y el poder de la narración para conectarnos a todos. Nghệ thuật trong Phòng Ngôn ngữ Thế giới phản ánh cả quá khứ và hiện tại của Randolph. Treo trong phòng là những bức chân dung của một số thành viên trong gia đình Turner, những người đã quyên góp hào phóng để thành lập Thư viện Turner. Đối thoại với những bức tranh lịch sử này là bức tranh tường Hãy nhìn thấy chính mình trong một câu chuyện (2024) của nghệ sĩ Randolph Jamaal Eversley. Bức tranh tường kết hợp các bức ảnh tham khảo được chụp tại các sự kiện của Thư viện và được các thành viên của cộng đồng Randolph gửi đến cũng như mô tả một số bức tranh lịch sử trong Phòng Ngôn ngữ Thế giới. Bức tranh tường Hãy nhìn thấy chính mình trong một câu chuyện - được tài trợ bởi Hội đồng văn hóa Randolph, một cơ quan địa phương được Hội đồng văn hóa Massachusetts, một cơ quan tiểu bang hỗ trợ - tôn vinh sự đa dạng, tính hòa nhập, lịch sử và sức mạnh của việc kể chuyện để kết nối tất cả chúng ta . All translations are completed by dedicated library volunteers and language experts, if you would like to volunteer your translation services to the library please contact the director at admin@randolph.ocln.org .

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