The Marshall Public Library serves about 58,970 residents in the city of Marshall and Harrison County, Texas. The library maintains a collection of 56,670 volumes and circulates 56,990 items annually. Its collections include physical books, digital resources, local history, and genealogy, as well as a variety of seeds in its seed library. Services available to the public include meeting spaces, computers, WiFi, interlibrary loans, reference services, and business services, including wireless printing, copying, faxing, and scanning. The library offers programs for all ages, such as storytime, book clubs, genealogy clubs, Crafternoons, and computer classes.