Many thanks to Friends of Granby Public Library
for funding Sunday hours during January, February, and March!
Library services are provided by the Granby Public Library which is located within the Town Hall complex near the center of Granby and at the Frederick H. Cossitt Library in North Granby. The Granby Public Library was built in 1982, while the Cossitt branch recently celebrated its 100th year anniversary. Combined, the two library buildings provide Granby residents with access to over 63,000 items including books, audio tapes, videos, and compact discs, as well as subscriptions to more than 100 periodicals. The reference collection at the main library includes 1,500 items. In addition to its published materials, the libraries offer a variety of special programs for the young as well as the not-so-young each year.
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Upcoming Programs/Events/Sites of Interest
The 2011-12 Friends of the Granby Public Library Annual Membership Drive has begun! Membership forms are included in the Spring 2011 newsletter, available at the Granby Public Library, or you may print a copy of the form from the website. Your support is critical to the work that the Friends of the Granby Public Library does for the Granby Public Library and is greatly appreciated!
 NEW! Check out BookFLIX You'll need your Granby library card number to access the database.
 NEW!Check out Mango and Little Pim (for children 0 to 6 years of age) to start learning a language today! You'll need your Granby library card number to access each database.
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