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The CCPL Board of Trustees February 13, 2012 meeting will be held at 6 p.m. at the Union Twp. Branch at 4450 Glen Este Withamsville Road.


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Veterans History Project

On Veterans' Day in 2005, CCPL began interviewing local veterans as part of the Library of Congress Veterans History Project. More than 80 interviews have been added to our collection as well as submitted to the Library of Congress.

Interviews in our collection:

Are you a wartime veteran or a homefront civilian who supported the Armed Forces or do you know someone who is? We would be pleased to interview you as part of the Veterans History Project, please call 513-724-1070 or 513-735-7188 to set up an interview time. Every interviewee will receive a DVD of his/her interview.

Interviews are conducted on the first Wednesday of the month from 12:30 - 3:30p.m. at the Clermont County Veterans Services Commission.

Veterans Speak about the Project

"This has been a very enjoyable experience. ...made it very easy for me to feel comfortable and to talk. I really am so glad I did this for my family." Roy Abrams - WWII

"I've been interested in taking part in th eproject for awhile. I'm glad I finally did even though I didn't think I had a lot to say. Thanks for doing this." Hugh Nichols - WWII & Korean War

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