The Alice M. Ward Memorial Library was placed on the National Register of Historic Buildings in 1980. This neo-Palladian style building was constructed in 1846 by Fernando Jacobs as a stagecoach stop and was donated to the town by Alice M. Ward in 1930 to be used as a public library. It houses over 11,200 books, 300 videos and 140 audio tapes.

Materials not available at the library may be obtained through the Vermont inter-library loan system. Photocopy and fax services are available and the library offers high-speed internet access with four public computers. In addition to the monthly “Go Ask Alice Book Club” and weekly preschool play group, the library serves as a community center by offering a wide variety of programming for all ages.

HOURS OF OPERATION

Monday - Thursday Noon to 5 p.m.

Friday CLOSED

Saturday 10 a.m to 1 p.m.

Sunday CLOSED

For additional information, please visit the website www.aliceward.org or contact the Librarian, Cindy Smythe or Ronald King at 802-266-7135. Click here to be directed to the Library's website.