Guilford Free Library is a learning community in Guilford, CT. The library serves adults, teens, and children by providing a wide range of resources, including a digital library with e-books, e-audiobooks, and films, as well as a Library of Things. Beyond traditional collections, the library offers specialized services such as 3D printing, notary services, and access to museum passes for locations in New York City and Boston.
The library provides extensive resources for researchers, students, and entrepreneurs, including the Edith B. Nettleton Historical Room, which features a digital archive of photographs, documents, and artwork. For those needing technical assistance, the Business Centre on the second floor offers printing, copying, faxing, and scanning services, with both black and white and color laser printing available. Patrons can also utilize 3D printing services by submitting digital .STL files for production. The facility supports various community interests through programming such as book clubs, music production courses, and seasonal events like the Butterfly Garden Planting Day.
Located on Park St, the library is situated near the Guilford Town Green and the Guilford Town Hall. It sits a short walk from the Guilford Soldiers Monument and the Guilford Volunteer Firefighters' Memorial.
The library is recognized for its well-documented information and its commitment to providing comprehensive community resources. It stands as a vital hub for both digital and physical learning in the area.
Guilford Free Library remains a dedicated cornerstone for education and community engagement in Guilford.