35 Main Street / PO Box 146 Center Sandwich, NH 03227 Telephone: 603-284-6665 / Fax: 603-284-9226
Open for drop-in visits as well as curbside pickup.
Open for drop-in visits as well as curbside pickup.
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December Special Schedule: Closed Saturday, 12/23 and Monday 12/25. Reopening Tuesday, 12/26 at noon.
All are welcome! Visit the Book Sale downstairs too.
The sale begins Saturday and runs "self serve" style up to Christmas. Great gifts at affordable prices!
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December Special Schedule: Closed Saturday, 12/23 and Monday 12/25. Reopening Tuesday, 12/26 at noon.All are welcome! Visit the Book Sale downstairs too.
The sale begins Saturday and runs "self serve" style up to Christmas. Great gifts at affordable prices!
"BOOKS SANDWICHED IN" - The 2023-24 season of "Books Sandwiched In" - a series of presenter-led book reviews and discussions hosted by the Friends of the Samuel H. Wentworth Library - begins Monday, December 11, 2023 at noon in the library's Community Room. Reviewers Marion Posner and Jean Knox will present "The Uncommon Reader" by Alan Bennett and "The Windsor Knot" by SJ Bennett. Both books feature Queen Elizabeth in highly imaginative and delightful fictitious roles. Perfect diversions for a busy month! The event will also be accessible via Zoom. Contact the library for more information or a link.
Museum Passes
Thanks to the Friends of the Library our pass to the Currier Museum in Manchester is available for patron use. Picking up guests at Manchester Airport? Add a visit with lunch at their fabulous cafe and turn a chore into an excursion! Currier Museum of Art: https://currier.org/ The other venues for which we had passes this year have closed for the season.
Thanks to the Friends of the Library our pass to the Currier Museum in Manchester is available for patron use. Picking up guests at Manchester Airport? Add a visit with lunch at their fabulous cafe and turn a chore into an excursion! Currier Museum of Art: https://currier.org/ The other venues for which we had passes this year have closed for the season.
Yes! We have a telescope that you can check out. - It's great for Family Astronomy Night! The library telescope program was launched in 2008 by the New Hampshire Astronomical Society. Our telescope is a manageable size but has a relatively large optical tube. This means that the Moon and deep sky objects will show far more detail than one could see with the common "beginners" telescopes. It provides a large field of view that allows the object to stay in the eyepiece longer. Comes with instructions. 