The Fort Branch Public Library is ever-changing, modern and advanced when it comes to the services that it provides to its patrons whether educational, technical or recreational. It envisions itself as being the local community center. It is more than a dispenser of books — it also provides free services and materials to its patrons, such as movies, magazines, newspapers, databases, a computer lab, Inter-Library Loan, reciprocal borrowing, programs for all ages and much more. There is always a friendly, accommodating staff member available to provide the type of service that is worthy of the library’s population area.

Through its collections and programs, the George Washington Presidential Library at Mount Vernon supports scholarly research, fosters new scholarship, provides a platform for educational outreach, and serves as a center for leadership training, conferences, and gatherings inspired by Washington's example.

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We are a community center offering access to a wide variety of materials, programs, classes, art exhibits, a small business center, a notary, public computers, free WiFi and more in an easy-to-find location. Want to stay home? Download e-books, audiobooks, magazines, and streaming video using our OverDrive service.

In 1902, there were very few libraries open to the public. In Seaford, a group of women formed the Acorn Club as a vehicle through which they could improve their community. Their goal was to establish a public library. The first meeting of the Acorn Club was in a rented room to which each member brought a chair, a book, and a cup and saucer. They voted to start a library with books from their own homes as well as material borrowed from the traveling library available through the State Library in Dover. Each member served as librarian for a month until a part-time librarian was hired for $1 a week. And by 1909, there were 404 books in the library’s collection. Service to Seaford’s surrounding rural community was met by one of the State’s first bookmobiles in 1912. Seaford Librarian Mary Hopkins purchased a touring car, stacked books on the car seats, and visited nearby farms loaning books and magazines. The Seaford District Library continued to grow and was moved several times. The first move was from the room over Milligan’s store at the corner of King and Pine Street to the Acorn Club House on Hall Street in 1939. The library moved again to the old Henry White brick building on Pine Street until the completion of the present North Porter Street building in 1963. An addition to the building in 1987 almost doubled its size, adding more room for book shelves and offering a large meeting room for community use. In December 2009, the library relocated to the current location of 600 N. Market St. Ext. again doubling in size. The new facility has a computer training room, an exhibit/conference room, and a community multi-purpose room. A teen area was added and a children’s program room. The new building was named Seaford Library and Cultural Center. Today, the library has a collection of over 28,558 books, videos, music, audiobooks and magazines. Our library services include outreach programs to local schools, daycares, nursing homes, and children’s organizations. The library is the community center for wellness classes, job coaching, social services, GED classes and testing, parents as teachers, expungement services, high speed internet, tutoring, summer read and feed, and much more. We are a partner with the Seaford community providing resources for individual and community development and success.

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The Sherburne Memorial Library in Killington, Vermont is the living room of the community serving as common ground where all are welcome. The library offers current and significant resources and services to meet the cultural, intellectual, informational, and personal needs of individuals.

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