Milbridge Public Library
207-546-2033
The Milbridge Public Library is just one of a few public libraries open full-time in
Here are some of things you'll find:
A large children’s collection
Summer reading programs
Maine history and authors collection
New fiction and non-fiction titles
Local newspapers and periodicals
Large print books
A paperback room
DVDs, videos and audio books
Public computing / Free Wi-Fi
Copying and Fax service
Plus much more…
Women's Health Resource Library
207-546-7677
All are invited to use this lending library which features a collection of the most up-to-date publications of books on many health-related subjects. Pregnancy, childbirth and nursing Menopause and aging Relationships/Families/Sexuality Men’s health Grief/loss Personal growth/self-help Diabetes & nutrition Fitness and exercise Addiction and recovery
Alternative medicine
WHRL also has a growing reference collection which includes a variety of monthly periodicals and newsletters from the Mayo Clinic, Harvard Medicine, Tufts and Duke Medicine Health News.
WHRL also offers computers with hi-speed Wi-Fi Internet and have a variety of DVDs and videos for on-site use.
The Library at Eagle Hill
207-546-2821
This library has books in all areas of the natural history of North America, a modest collection of books on the natural history of Central America, South America, and the Caribbean, and growing collections on art, culture and archaeology of the North Atlantic region, and the humanities.
Most of the library’s holdings are fully computerized and are searchable by author, title, subjects, etc. The library is a significant resource for people who have interests in natural history.
The library also has access to a number of key on-line databases providing users with the ability to search thousands of journals (back issues too) for full-text articles focusing on a very wide array of subject matter.
The Eagle Hill Library also provides a T-1 Internet connection.
Celebrating 100 years The Henry D. Moore Library is truly a unique and notable small town library. The 12,000+ collection is impressive not just for its size, but also its breadth. Acquisitions remain from throughout its 90+ years of operation, for much of which time it served as the sole public library for most of the towns surrounding Steuben. This long history has left us with a fine legacy of literature, unmatched by most modern small libraries. The extensive The library has two state-of-the-art high-speed internet-connected computers for patron use. In addition, the library provides wireless access for laptop users. Linking a classic "old fashioned" library to modern multimedia information opportunities is key to serving the needs of the community in this "cyber-era." Our priority is to see that this is done while retaining the warmth, charm, and historic legacy of the Henry D. Moore Library. |
