The Gardner Roberts Memorial Library is OPEN!
Gardner Roberts Memorial Library
25 Ferry Road PO Box 64 Hanover, MAINE 04237 USA 207-364-7075 New Library Hours: (Tuesdays: Bees Craft Circle: 1-3pm; Wednesdays: 10-3pm; Saturdays 10-12pm) We invite all to come by browse, have a cup of coffee, tea, hot chocolate or just chat! We also welcome new library volunteers. Library Meetings are usually on the second Tuesday of each month. We meet in the afternoons now, outside, weather and temperature permitting. Peggy Susbury, Librarian Lynne Ramsey, President Dottie Adams, Vice President Amy Verrill, Secretary Bob Susbury, Treasurer Darlene Baker, Elaine Goucher, Jo-Anne Kenney, Irv Robinson, Amy Verrill, Gail Parent, Rita Aromaa and Elizabeth Wright, Trustees |
We were so pleased to finally meet together again at the Fall Festival 2021 last weekend!
A big Thank You to all guests and contributors! (SEE our 2021 Baskets & try again next year!) 
What are you reading now?
Looking for a special gift? Give us a call!
The Craft Corner is still home to fine handmade gifts, such as knitted hats, scarves, mittens, texting mittens, socks, handmade quilted bags, colorful dish cloths, women's purses, crocheted children’s and baby clothing & note cards. 
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A Franklin Savings Bank's Community 150 winner More HERE.
Letters from Young Readers!
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BOOK SALE: We have an ongoing outdoor book table! With the exception of inclement weather, the book table is open 24/7 **Free WIFI is still available inside the Library and may also be accessed from the parking lot 24 hours a day. PRINTING of airplane tickets at the library is free. For all other copies, we ask 10 cents per page. The Busy Bees meets from 1pm to 3pm. All are welcome. Bring a project to work on or just come to chat with friends. PUZZLES
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Craft Corner
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We hope you will drop by Tuesdays to see the Bees who continue to welcome busy crafter bees and wanna-bees alike.
There is ALWAYS fresh coffee and the occasional cookie. |
"Nothing is pleasanter than exploring a library."
Walter Savage Landor
Walter Savage Landor
