The Katie Murrell library at Lindsey Wilson College, is a modern, information-age library with a growing collection of books, periodicals, and online databases. The 24,000 square feet library is named in memory of "Miss Katie" Murrell, a 1909 LWC alumna who served for more than 30 years at the college.  It is housed in the Holloway Building, named in honor of the late Gertrude and Peak Holloway, parents of Robert Holloway, Chairman of the Lindsey Wilson College Board of Trustees.

The Katie Murrell Library offers:

• 65,500 locally held books and AV titles.
• A virtual cataloged collection of 179,000 electronic titles, e-books, online encyclopedias, and dictionaries.
• 35,800 cataloged streaming musical recordings.
• 1,650 cataloged streaming video titles.
• Over 28,500 cataloged government titles available as a service to the citizens of the region.
• Multiple full-text reference databases with literary, business, biographical, artistic, and scientific information.
• Over 29,000 journals and magazines in online, print, and microform formats.
• Interlibrary loan access to titles in other libraries around the nation with courier service from within Kentucky three days per week.
• 44 public access Internet computers, data jacks and a wireless network.
• AV/Media Services with AV equipment for students and faculty: digital cameras, DVD/VCR players, viewing televisions and three scanners.
• The Thomas Clark Reading Room: a comfortable space for reading, study, small group meetings, or quiet reflection.
• The Library Conference Room with videoconference connectivity to Scottsville and to other similar videoconference facilities around the world.
• A friendly, experienced, supportive staff who teach students how to use the library in class settings and in one-to-one contacts.