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Welcome to Milton Free Public Library
Be a part of your community - join the Friends of the Milton Free Public Library!
Be a part of your community - join the Friends of the Milton Free Public Library!
Tuesday 10AM - 6PM
Wednesday 10AM - 1PM & 3PM - 6PM
Thursday 10AM - 1PM
Friday 1PM - 7PM
Saturday 10AM -1PM
We have wrapped up our summer reading program and story times. Thank you all for coming, we love sharing stories and crafts! You can bring in your summer reading log in for prizes through the first week in September. Complete your reading log for a special prize. Our regular Thursday Story time will resume on Thursday, September 26.
The Kninjas (our hand crafts group) will resume meeting in the fall (late September).
"Because of an Acorn" by Lola Schaefer
The new story stroll is up! We also have a copy at the library for you to borrow.
Branch Hill Farm is located at 307 Applebee Road in Milton Mills. The story stroll is located across the street from the farm. Look for the Moose Mountains Regional Greenways Adventure Club signs. Head to the left as you walk across the field. Please be prepared for ticks and mosquitos. The first page of the story is at the beginning of the trail into the woods. Enjoy!
The Libby App is the best way to enjoy downloadable eBooks and audio books. Loans can also be sent to Kindle. Start here to get set up!
If we don't have what you are looking for, perhaps another library in New Hampshire does! Patrons can request items from other libraries by using the NHAIS Interlibrary Loan System. All you need is the barcode on the back of your library card and your PIN number. Here's a helpful video for getting started.
Hoopla is an on-line library that offers over 750,00 items: eBooks, audio books, comic books, graphic novels, movies and music with no wait lists.
Click here for more info on what you need to sign up for a library card, or please give us a call at (603) 473-8535 during open hours. A librarian will be happy to assist you!
The mission of the Milton Free Public Library is to provide
quality services to all members of the community, to enrich and inform our lives through the power of books, the resources of technology, and special programs for lifelong learning, for entertainment and enjoyment, for knowledge of our world and democratic heritage.
Tuesday 10AM - 6PM
Wednesday 10AM - 1PM & 3PM - 6PM
Thursday 10AM - 1PM
Friday 1PM - 7PM
Saturday 10AM -1PM