Having a nice library is important to a community. The Bellevue library is on Cornhusker, east of Fort Crook and across from the Bellevue University. I have been very pleased with some aspects of the library. I have found many nice books on local history. I have found that so far every DVD movie I have been wanting to watch they have had and I was able to reserve. The program of attending local attractions is very nice. The have access to Fontanelle Forest where I have been. They also have Lauritzen Garden, Gifford Farm, and Durham Museum. Each has their own restrictions but I think this will lead to lots of fun. They also have scheduled activities, but I have not ventured.
12/8/2025. For the first time I attended an activity at the library; a flute quartet playing Christmas songs. They invited people to sing along as they new the lyrics, which I did. There was a version of Carol of the Bells. It was a fun presentation.
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| Bellevue Library |
I have been disappointed in their lack of books about the local indigenous people; or Native Americans in general. I like to read short books about different tribes, b ut have not found that here.
The Bellevue University Library is close by. I ventured there and found a bit better selection of Nativee American books. However I am not sure if I want to spend the $50 for a community card. I still want to check the Omaha History library. I was pleased to notice no paid parking ag the university.
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| Bellevue University |
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| Bell tower is very loud |
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| Bellevue University library |
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