Lake Geneva Public Library
LibrariesWisconsin, United States2-10 Employees
The Lake Geneva Public Library serves residents and visitors in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. The building is a prairie-style structure located in Library Park downtown, designed by James R. Dresser, a protégé of Frank Lloyd Wright, and it overlooks the lake. Its architecture and lakeside setting contribute to its status as a recognizable local landmark, while the library provides a range of resources and services to the public. The institution operates with a small staff and functions as a civic and cultural resource within the local library community. In 2020, it partnered with StoryCorps to record community stories, a program that highlights local voices and experiences.