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Stowe Center Shops
Mountain Road • Stowe
Open Daily • 253-4183
CALLAHAN
GLENN
Stowe Free Library
L
ibraries are for everyone! The
Stowe Free Library is the central
location for information, life-long
independent learning, and reading
enjoyment in the Stowe community.
Located on the first floor of the his-
toric Helen Day building, the library
also serves as a kind of “community
living room,” where parents read to
their children, people spend an hour or
so perusing a current newspaper or the © 2007 Sigrid Olsen Photo courtesy of Segrets, Inc./Sigrid Olsen
www.sigridolsen.com
latest magazine, and browsers enjoy a
diverse collection of current best-selling
books, classics, DVDs and audio-books.
The Vermont Room houses a special col-
lection of books and materials about
Vermont and, in particular, Stowe.
Many adults, teens, and children use
the library’s Internet workstations and
appreciate the wireless accessibility
throughout the library. Reservations
are made daily by phone, email,
or in-person.
Free library programs are planned
year round and include the popular
Face-to-Face: Meet the Author series,
lively reading discussion programs,
numerous children’s story times, sum-
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mer reading programs, and fun after-
school and holiday activities.
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Located a block from Main Street on
the corner of Pond and School Streets,
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the library is convenient for local and
seasonal residents, visitors, and area
workers. The library is open 39 hours a
week on the following schedule:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:30 a.m.-
5:30 p.m., Tuesday, Thursday 2-7 p.m.,
and Saturday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Closed
Sundays and town holidays.
For further information, call 253-
6145 or check out the library website
at
www.stowelibrary.org to access the
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est library news and events. a73 Mountain Road, Stowe • 802-253-7251 fax 802-253-2247
www.stowesmith.com
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