It's a holiday mystery! Who wrote "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" -- the poem that popularized Santa (Saint Nicholas) across America?
So That All Can Use the Library: 35 Years of Access Services
Effective Monday, February 5, 2024, the Access Services department is located at Howell Branch at 806 Lyons Boulevard, Fredericksburg, VA 22406. Please watch this page for updates or contact Access Services for more information. In October of 1988, Central Rappahannock Regional Library (CRRL) established an Outreach Department, which over time would become today’s Access Services Department. In honor of its 35th…
Three Years of COVID Pandemic Emergency Reading: A Top 14 List
On March 13, 2020, Presidential Proclamation 9994 declared a national emergency concerning the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. It wouldn’t be until May 11, 2023 that the emergency would expire, signaling a shift towards managing COVID as an ongoing health issue.* The emergency years proved to be life-altering, ushering in a host of changes and…
Making Media: Accessibility at IdeaSpace
Access Services Librarian Babak Zarin shares the many creative--and accessible--options available at CRRL’s IdeaSpace facility.
Books for Braille Readers
Blind or vision-impaired readers who use braille can check out braille and eBraille materials through CRRL's Access Services department.
Summer Reading Challenge Accessibility: Get to Know Beanstack
Our new Beanstack Summer Reading Challenge interface has several features to increase accessibility.
Create and Celebrate Poetry with the Library
The library is here to help you make the most of National Poetry Month, with resources and creative events for your enjoyment.
Supporting the Specially Educated
Families and teachers with students in special education programs can find support online and through the library.
Talking Books Services Still Available Through BARD
Talking Books Services Still Available As noted on the Central Rappahannock Regional Library (CRRL) COVID-19 Response page, our standard Talking Books services are still available! We know that many of you rely on this service to get access to books and magazines you otherwise can’t have, and we want to make sure that you get…
Getting Started with Assistive Technology
There are devices, apps, and technologies that can make life easier for those who need a little assistance to participate in everyday life.
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