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Preserving the Past -- Building the Future

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Cell Phone use is prohibited except in Library Lobby.  See all of the policies of the Library.

One on One computer help is available Friday afternoons from one until three. Sessions will be one half hour in length and you must sign up ahead of time. Call the library for a reservation.

Did you miss one of the library's events?  A few are available on YouTube.  Francis Favreau's slideshow on the history of Morristown and the presentation by Archer Mayor, author of the Detective Joe Gunther series which uses a backdrop of Brattleboro, VT at the Brooks Memorial Library in Brattleboro.

The library can also be used for community events with permission.

Find out about our videoconferencing resources

Our Motto

"Preserving the Past -- Building the Future" continues to be our guide. The core collection, including the Vermont and Civil War Collections, maintain our links to the past, while computers, Internet access, Listen Up! Vermont (audio books and ebooks), Vermont Online Library (reference services), Universal Classes (online courses) and the purchase of new materials guarantee our growth into the future. The community has acquired an outstanding asset available to all. Come and take advantage of its many offerings.


Our Mission

The Morristown Centennial Library’s mission is to further our community’s commitment to literacy and broad public access to information, sharing the advantages and joys of reading and lifelong learning with as many members of our community as possible. To achieve this mission the library is dedicated to providing a comfortable and welcoming environment, offering high quality services and programs that are responsive to our community's wants and needs and honoring patrons' rights to privacy, confidentiality and intellectual freedom.

Current and Coming Events

Quilt Raffle - Drawing April 1st

Child's Quilt Raffle!
We are raffling off a beautiful quilt for the benefit of the library. This was quilted by local artisan Barb Scribener. Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. Drawing will be held April 1st. No April Fool's trick here! Support your library and have a chance at a work of art for that special child in your life.

On Tuesday, March 11, at 6:30, Dr. Perez will give a talk entitled "How to Grow Old without Pills" as the Lamoille County Community Health Series "Preventing Diabetes" series continues.

Container GardeningOn Wednesday evening, March 12th at 6:30 Dr. Phil Chiaravalle will do his "Gallon Jug" container gardening, an always popular prelude to spring (call ahead to reserve a space 888-3853).

Freedom & Unity: The Vermont Movie

Wednesday March 12th at 7pm is the third in the series of The Vermont Movie! The Vermont Movie is a six-part themed exploration of how different groups of people (Abenakis, settlers, slaves, farmers, historians, politicians, activists and "back to the land" interpret the motto "Freedom and Unity". The film was made by Vermont filmmakers. The series director is Nora Jacobson.

Book Group series, "Health Care and Humanity" continues featuring the book Where is the Mango Princess by Crimmins and will meet on March 13th at 7 pm. Call the library for book availability.

Income tax assistance for senior citizens will be available here at the library on March 20, 21, 27 and 28. Please call RSVP for an appointment

The next "Life Journeys" meeting will be April 5th at 10:00 am the featured book that evening will be Dreaming to Wake to Life by Merhrtens.

Teen Movie Mayhem: Brought to you by the Teen Advisory Board and held the second Wednesday of each month at 3:30 for ages 13 and up. Next Showing: March 12. ;

Bucks for Books Fundraiser. The Morristown Centennial Library's Teen Advisory Board and Youth Services Committee need your help!

Check our YA Blog for further details!