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At
the South Londonderry Free Library there are 20,000 volumes
in all categories to take you where you would like to go.
Each
cozy room has a treasure trove of books from children's
fairytales to current bestsellers.
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There
are art books, cookbooks, gardening books and the classics
- biographies, mysteries, historical novels, bird, nature,
and science books, books about philosophy, photography and
travel, and an outstanding Vermont collection.
If
there is a book that you want that is not on our shelves, we
will try to get it for you via inter-library loan.
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The
South Londonderry Free Library was first organized on a cold
February night in 1902 at the home of the Honorable and Mrs.
Addison J. Cudworth, now the Three Clock Inn. Judge Cudworth
authored the History of Londonderry and it is still a prized
possession on our shelves.
Over the years the library evolved from a room at the Cudworth's
house to the Sifter Building and then to Lizzie MacAllister's residence,
the library's present home - located at 15 Old School Street in
South Londonderry.
Check
out our 2007 summer guests - a family of robins right in
our entrance!
Recent
renovations have included enclosing the breezeway and creating
comfortable rooms upstairs. There you will find books-for-sale
at modest prices, the travel collection and a quiet place
to read. Thanks to a grant from the Freeman Foundation
another room was renovated for young adults and includes
a TV with a VCR, a compact disc and tape player, games
and books of interest to teenagers.
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The
library offers free internet access, special programming
for children and adults, and on-going art exhibitions with
local artists.
Currently
there are 5 computers with internet access. The library
purchased a router that enables anyone with a laptop with
a wireless card to have free Internet access anywhere on
library grounds. Children's computer was donated by IBM and
the United Way of Windham County.
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Library
hours are:
Mondays – 10 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesdays - 10 a.m. to noon, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
Fridays - 10 am to noon, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturdays – 10 a.m. to 1 p.m
The
phone number is 824-3371. Our mailing address is P.O. Box 95,
15 Old School Street, South Londonderry 05155.
Librarian:
Mary K. Butera
BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2011:
President - Marge Malko
Vice President - Virginia Noor
Secretary - Laura Megroz
Treasurer - Mary Sikes
Trustees:
Gunn Burns
Rich Lombardi
Paul Myers
Ginny Noor
Bret Upton
Mimi Wright
See
you at the library! |
Available
for circulation is a compact disc of the Londonderry Sifter from
1884-1923. The “Sifter” was a weekly newspaper that
was written and published in South Londonderry during those years.
Thanks to David W. Morgan for viewing the microfiche and copying
articles from the Londonderry Sifter and putting it on computer
disc.
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