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The Swanton Public Library of Swanton, Vermont invites you to browse our collection of books and periodicals, research your topic using our online databases, or enjoy a children’s story hour.
Join a lively book discussion on Wednesday evenings, or share your skills with the Knitting and Crocheting Group on Tuesday evenings. It’s all happening right here at the Swanton Public Library.
Holiday Closings
Monday, January 19th, 2009 – Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Monday, February 16th – President’s Day
Saturday, May 23rd & Monday, May 25th – Memorial Day Holiday
Friday, July 3rd & Saturday, July 4th – Fourth of July Holiday
Saturday, September 5th & Monday, September 7th – Labor Day Holiday
Monday, October 12th – Columbus Day
Wednesday, November 11th – Veterans’ Day
Thursday, November 26th – Thanksgiving Day
Thursday, December 24th – Christmas Eve Day (Open 9 a.m. to Noon)
Friday, December 25th & December 26th – Christmas Holiday
Thursday, December 31st – New Year’s Eve Day (Open 9 a.m. to Noon)
Friday, January 1, 2010 – New Year’s Day
Where We Are
The library is located on the corner of First Street (Route 78) and Grand Avenue (Route 7) across from the Village Green and St. Marie’s store in Swanton, Vermont.
i absolutely love the new website!!! keep up the good work!
Me too…
I love it!
/dave
I loved the slide show. I think it was very cute. I’m glad Lola had fun. Are you going to do this next year? I saw that Lola was the finder during hide and go seek. Thanks for the doing the slide show I really enjoyed it.
From Sarah
The Bookmobile certainly did do a great job taking care of the stuffed animals that night and creating the slideshow. Thank you for giving Lola permission to spend the night!
What a wonderful library adventure!
Next year, I will send a stuffed friend to join you all!
Mrs. Appleget
Transplanted Swantonian:
Just found your site while surfing. Back in the early forties, before Pearl Harbor Our family lived at a meeting hall just around the corner
from the library. The ruins of the Swanton Hotel were still on the ground after it had burned.
I was crawling around the iron fire stairs when I stumbled down and put a inch and quarter gash on my forehead.
Dr. Sample stitched it up.
I live in Northern California now but love getting back “home” every
few years
Ron Ouimette