Learn more about how to prevent criminals from targeting senior citizens with phone, mail, e-mail and door-to-door scams, from Summit County:

Scams Targeting Seniors

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  Did you know that new movies are just a few clicks away with your library card?  

  Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library offers two ways to stream video right to your computer or mobile device.

  Hoopla and the Ohio Digital Library both offer streaming content, playable through a desktop media player (Windows Media Player for example) or mobile app. Just sign in with your library card to access movies, TV and music!

   The majority of our patrons come from the cities of Stow and Munroe Falls, but we also see visitors from Akron and Cuyahoga Falls, Kent, Hudson, Tallmadge, and even Canton. We welcome all patrons! No matter where you live in Ohio, we invite you to join our library.

We have also raised the the number of hoopla items you can check out from 7 to 10 per month.

SearchOhio provides access to a catalog of more than ten million items, searchable from our Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library catalog. Search our catalog for your selection, and if the item is not available, you will be referred to the SearchOhio catalog. In addition, you can search for research papers and journal articles in OhioLINK.

Stow, Ohio was first settled in 1804.  Known as Stow Corners, the intersection of what are now Darrow (Rt. 91) and Kent  (Rt. 59) Roads, was the center of community life for many years. Stow Corners held a post office in the home of Titus Wetmore, a stagecoach stop, a tavern, a school, and several residences in the early 19th century.