The Goodwin Library, Farmington NH
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Welcome to the Goodwin Library!
http://www.goodwinlibrary.org/ The Goodwin Library is a public library that serves as an information center for the personal, cultural, and social growth for the community of Farmington, NH. The Library maintains collections and implements programs that address the community’s changing informational and recreational needs for education and literacy. The collections, materials, and programs are offered in a variety of formats to ensure equitable access for all. The Library believes that free and open access to information and resources will establish the framework for an informed and involved community.
The Public Library Association was formally organized on December 8, 1890. In 1927 the land on which the present library stands was purchased from E.T. Wilson. George Goodwin of West Milton was persuaded to build a library and thus provide not only a source of learning for the youth of the community but to create an enduring memory to his name. The corner stone was laid on August 23, 1928, the Goodwin Library was dedicated on May 10, 1929 and was opened for business the next day. Today the library contains approximately 17,000 volumes and has a circulation of 20,000.
The Goodwin Library, located on 422 Main Street, is open Monday/ Wednesday/Friday 10am-5pm, Tuesday /Thursday 2pm-8pm, and Saturday 10am-2pm. The Library is closed on Sundays. Our telephone number is (603) 755-2944.
The Library Director is Tami Larock, tlarock@goodwinlibrary.org.
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