Welcome to the Salisbury Free Public Library
918 Maple St/ PO Box 59
Salisbury, VT 05769
802-352-4198
Hours:
Tuesday 10-6
Thursday 1-4
Saturday 9-12
We are MOVING to the Salisbury Meeting House
just up the street while the building is renovated.
We will be closed from 10/10-10/23 while we pack books. You can still borrow new books if the door is open, but our main collection will be in transit.
Friday 10/24 and 10/25 are MOVING DAYS-
please come help if you have time- there will be awesome snacks!
Starting 10/28, we hope to be open at the Meeting House and resume normal hours.
Veggies and ILL orders will be available during the move- please come at 10 on Tuesdays.
About the Library
The Salisbury Free Public Library was originally founded in 1901 after years of advocating for one, and set up in the home of a former schoolmaster. Since then it has moved around the town quite a bit as different residents have kindly offered to house it, and finally found a permanent home in the old town hall in 1969. The Library currently has over 6000 books and a range of "non-traditional items," like snowshoes, park passes, games and puzzles, seeds, and 5 wildlife cameras that can be checked out. The building, which was built in 1869, is a fine example of greek revival architecture and cozy place to be.
Library Director: Alissa Shethar
Assistant Librarian: Travis Truax
