About the Luther Library

The Luther Library is one of five extension libraries in the Metropolitan Library System. Once a part of the Kickapoo Reservation, the city of Luther first began as Garnettville, Oklahoma Territory in 1892. The name changed when railroad developer and prominent Oklahoma City industrialist C.G. Jones named the town Luther in honor of his son, Luther Jones. Luther's history is important to the community and to the Luther Library. With this in mind, the Luther Library maintains a collection of articles about the town of Luther, the early settlers, area cemeteries, and several photographs chronicling the town’s history. You can locate the Luther Library on NE 3rd Street along the railroad tracks in Luther, Oklahoma.

Book drop location: By the entrance.