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Notary Services
Please call ahead to make sure the notary is on duty.
Exhibit Your Art at the Library!
We have monthly rotating art exhibits and we are looking for artists, photographers, quilters, etc. to share their work with the community.
Click Here for Exhibit Request Form
Video Game Collection
3 Week Loan
Check One Out Today
Or Donate A Game
For Others To Enjoy!
WII Games Wanted !
Nook, Nook Color, & Kindle Now Available For Check Out
Get on the reserve list today
and try one out !
View Nook & Nook Color Check Out Agreements...Click Here for Nook and here for Nook Color. We now have a Kindle to loan as well.
Homebound Deliveries
The library can deliver to those who are home bound..please contact Amy Inglis at 664-0193 to set up a delivery schedule with a volunteer.
Display Your Treasures
The library has a case near the circulation desk where we showcase collections.
If you, or your children, have a collection they would like to share, please contact the library at 664-9715 to sign up!
Book Discussion Groups
We can help you get multiple copies of books from a variety of sources
Click HERE to see how!
Ink Cartridge & Cell Phone Recycling
Bring your used cell phone phones and empty ink cartridges to the library! We get credit for them to purchase new office supplies or cash back!
Upcoming Events
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Local History Event
BARRINGTON DURING
THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 1861-1865
BARRINGTON DURING
THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 1861-1865
Barrington Public
Library and the Barrington Genealogy Society present
Barrington during the American Civil War 1861-1865, on February 1st at 6:00pm at the Library with historian Steven Closs, author of"Willing Sacrifice: Granite State Valor during the American Civil War 1861-1865” .
Barrington during the American Civil War 1861-1865, on February 1st at 6:00pm at the Library with historian Steven Closs, author of"Willing Sacrifice: Granite State Valor during the American Civil War 1861-1865” .
This program will
focus on the soldiers from Barrington and their stories; sixteen of whom made
the supreme sacrifice. Mr. Closs’ book, "Willing Sacrifice:
Granite State Valor during the American Civil War 1861-1865” focuses
on New Hampshire and the contributions New Hampshire men made during the Civil
War. Over 2,000 soldiers from New Hampshire volunteer regiments and
organizations died in combat during that monumental war. Registration is not required, but there is limited seating so come early!
Our Patrons Have Wonderful Things To Say...Send us Your Comments!
Send Comments To: Amy Inglis, Library Director
All comments welcomed...every comment, positive and negative, is an opportunity for staff to improve services and make the library a better place!
Public computer used for Families love checking out
genealogy research... Books, DVDS, and Audio Books
find those roots! What a great smile !
Mary Kay Belford says:
"Great Staff, diligent researchers, and knowledgeable. They are very up-to-date in terms of modern usage of technology but they also value the traditional book format. Staff often find things here that are invaluable in my teaching. Of all the many libraries in which I have been participatory this is clearly the best."
Cheryl Wyman says:
Great people, great books, DVDs, computer access and lots of happy children loving the library. It is the center of town where the action is."
Anonymous says:
We checked out kids books and also bought some kids books in the used book sale area. We come at least once a week, if not more, and we always enjoy our visits!"
The staff is so happy to know that our work makes the lives of our community members better and that we provide services which people enjoy and count on for research, enjoyment, and communal gathering.