Brownville - Glen Park Library
Librarian: Donna Raines
PO Box 510
216 Brown Blvd.
Brownville, N.Y. 13615
Phone: 315-788-7889
HOURS - July 1st - September 30th:
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
HOURS - October 1st - June 30th:
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 9am-12pm
Books, audio books, historical artifacts, computer, copier and fax machine use, chrome books and DVD’s available.
Outside drop box for book returns available to the outside left of the building.
One library card allows you access to 65 libraries in the North Country.
Basketballs and Soccer Balls are available to sign out during business hours.
Librarian: Donna Raines
PO Box 510
216 Brown Blvd.
Brownville, N.Y. 13615
Phone: 315-788-7889
HOURS - July 1st - September 30th:
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
HOURS - October 1st - June 30th:
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 9am-12pm
Books, audio books, historical artifacts, computer, copier and fax machine use, chrome books and DVD’s available.
Outside drop box for book returns available to the outside left of the building.
One library card allows you access to 65 libraries in the North Country.
Basketballs and Soccer Balls are available to sign out during business hours.
In the picture, (Left to right) Donna Raines, Brownville Glen Park Library Director and Anita Bero, RENY, NCZ member , winner of the library drawing where she submitted the library name and is an avid volunteer to help with events . Check out the library hours/contact at https://brownvillelibrary.org
Photo taken and submitted by Patricia Dietrich, RENY, NCZ member and chair of “Love Your Public Library"
The RENY, (Retired Educators of New York), NCZ (North Central Zone) is happy to announce the award of a $50 grant to the Brownville Glen Park Library as a result of a September drawing for “Love Your Public Library” project. Brownville Glen Park Library was a very historic treat with the library’s site being a shared site with the Village Clerk and the historic site of the General Jacob Brown Mansion. The Library Director, Donna Raines was very anxious to share all that goes on in this little space. This year’s Summer Reading Program included our very own member, Retired Educator, Anita Bero, who shared some fun experiences with Energy Theme. Very popular storyteller, Lynn Morgan is a popular presence at events every year, never fails to entertain.
Be sure to check out their schedule at https://brownvillelibrary.org and and the wealth of information Donna can tell you. Also, special kudos to Taylor that spends many hours of valuable volunteer time there and was on hand the day we visited.
Photo taken and submitted by Patricia Dietrich, RENY, NCZ member and chair of “Love Your Public Library"
The RENY, (Retired Educators of New York), NCZ (North Central Zone) is happy to announce the award of a $50 grant to the Brownville Glen Park Library as a result of a September drawing for “Love Your Public Library” project. Brownville Glen Park Library was a very historic treat with the library’s site being a shared site with the Village Clerk and the historic site of the General Jacob Brown Mansion. The Library Director, Donna Raines was very anxious to share all that goes on in this little space. This year’s Summer Reading Program included our very own member, Retired Educator, Anita Bero, who shared some fun experiences with Energy Theme. Very popular storyteller, Lynn Morgan is a popular presence at events every year, never fails to entertain.
Be sure to check out their schedule at https://brownvillelibrary.org and and the wealth of information Donna can tell you. Also, special kudos to Taylor that spends many hours of valuable volunteer time there and was on hand the day we visited.
NORTH COUNTRY LIBRARY SYSTEM OUTREACH SERVICE
The North Country Library System’s Outreach Department provides books by mail, at no cost, to eligible patrons residing in Jefferson, Lewis, Oswego, and St. Lawrence counties. NCLS will send materials directly by mail, FREE of charge to eligible patrons who need specialized materials, or who are unable to visit their local public library.
A wide variety of materials are available. Patrons may select large print books, audiobooks (CD) and DVDs from the Outreach Newsletter and the NCLS online catalog.
Eligibility:
To be eligible for Outreach Services, you must be at least one of the following:
- Over the age of 62
- Physically disabled
- Hearing impaired
- Visually impaired
- Resident of an institution or homebound
- Institutions and agencies that provide services to individuals in eligible categories also qualify for Home Delivery Service.
For more information, please contact Kathy Van Ness at [email protected] or via phone at 315-782-5540.
The North Country Library System’s Outreach Department provides books by mail, at no cost, to eligible patrons residing in Jefferson, Lewis, Oswego, and St. Lawrence counties. NCLS will send materials directly by mail, FREE of charge to eligible patrons who need specialized materials, or who are unable to visit their local public library.
A wide variety of materials are available. Patrons may select large print books, audiobooks (CD) and DVDs from the Outreach Newsletter and the NCLS online catalog.
Eligibility:
To be eligible for Outreach Services, you must be at least one of the following:
- Over the age of 62
- Physically disabled
- Hearing impaired
- Visually impaired
- Resident of an institution or homebound
- Institutions and agencies that provide services to individuals in eligible categories also qualify for Home Delivery Service.
For more information, please contact Kathy Van Ness at [email protected] or via phone at 315-782-5540.