Town-supported public library since 1893.

• Whitefield Public Library is one of nine libraries across New Hampshire, built with a grant from Andrew Carnegie.

• This particular Carnegie Library located in Whitefield, New Hampshire, is the design of Boston Architect, J. Lawrence Berry.

• On September 6th in 1904, with the instrumental support of The Whitefield Woman's Study Club, Whitefield Public Library was dedicated and open to the community.

• A Brief History of the Birth of Whitefield Public Library, by Suzy Colt

• Free WIFI
• Printing - 20 cents per side
• Copies - 10 cents per side
• 2 Desktop Computers (first come, first served)
• Tablets available for in-Library use
• Local newspapers delivered every Wednesday
• Collection of magazines for borrowing
• Free magazines that have been removed from circulation 
• Games to use on-site and a selection available to borrow 
• Puzzles to borrow
• FREE Family Pass to Fairbanks Museum for patrons - Call to reserve.
• Arts & crafts materials for use in the program room
• Puppets & toys for children
• LEGOs
• The Free Seed Catalog
• Infant & Toddler Playgroup
• Knitting & Crocheting Group
• Homeschool Art Class
• Book Club
• Masks
• Test-At-Home Covid-19 Kits

• Monday: Closed
• Tuesday: 10am - 6pm
• Wednesday: 9am - 4pm
• Thursday: 10am - 6pm
• Friday: 10am - 1pm
• Saturday: 9am - 1pm
• Sunday: Closed

Ramp access is available at the rear entrance of the building.

The Whitefield Public Library offers two Book-Drop options.

Library Expectations:

• Be Safe
• Be Kind
• Be Respectful
• Be Responsible