Libraries

Enjoy our small community oriented library. Find fun and learning for all ages with our garden of fiction and non-fiction books. Use our technology with our computers, online resources and internet services. First opened January 12, 1912 as the Troy Free Public Library in the civic building which is now the C&N Bank. October 29, 1978, we reopened as Allen

The Bradford County Library is the headquarters for a nine member Bradford County Library System. It is part of the North Central Library District and is a member of Access Pennsylvania. The library is located on Route 6 in West Burlington Township at mile marker 261. We have been serving our patrons in Bradford County since 1941.

Green Free Library has continuously and progressively served our community for over 100 years by providing patrons with books, audiobooks, DVDs, periodicals, and relevant programs for both children and adults. We’re located right off Route 414 on North Center Street. Public access computers and wifi are available.

Mather Memorial Library began in 1920 with members of the Ulster Study Club each giving a book in lieu of dues. The books were kept in the living room of the Abe Chaffee home. As the collection grew it moved upstairs over the firehouse then to a vacant store offered by D. W. Mills. At that time the collection consisted

In 1939, the Women’s Club of Monroeton took on the challenge to open a public library for their community. Little did they know the opportunities and advantages they were giving to the patrons with the expansion of technology, equipment, and materials. We strive to offer family activities including year round story times, summer reading programs, and family game nights. Over

2011 marked the 75th anniversary of the Sayre Public Library. In 1936, during the Great Depression, the Library opened with 1,600 donated books and $300 in cash from the Monday Club. During those hard economic times, the cash and book donations represented efforts and courage on each donor’s part. Throughout the years, the generosity, vision, and dedication of those early

The original building was built in 1897 by Jesse Spalding in loving memory of his son, Robert L. Spalding 1872 to 1895, as a gift to the inhabitants of Athens Township. The cost of the construction at that time was close to $25,000. Mr. Spalding was born in Bradford County, PA and educated at the Athens Academy. The Academy was

The mission of the Towanda Public Library is to maintain a free, public, non sectarian library which serves community members equally according to need regardless of age, sex, race, educational background or intellectual capability, economic or educational status. The Library will provide informational, educational and recreational materials to meet the needs of the community. The Towanda Public Library shall provide