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The West Woodstock Library is
one of four local village libraries that serve the town of
Woodstock, Connecticut. Located in the western half of
Woodstock, it is complemented by the
North Woodstock
Library, the East Woodstock
May Memorial Library and the
Bracken Memorial Library
located at Woodstock Academy. The West Woodstock
Library Association is a non-profit
organization that operates under the terms of its' constitution and
bylaws
to oversee the operation of the library. Please see
further information on the
Board of Trustees
and their meetings
here.
The West Woodstock Library
was originally founded in 1806 and celebrated it's 200th
anniversary last year. The West Woodstock Library
Association was founded in December 1930. You can review the
association's current
constitution and bylaws by
clicking here. (Please note, you need Acrobat Reader
installed on your computer to view these documents. It
can be obtained for free by
clicking here if you do not already have it
installed on your computer.)
The West Woodstock Library has
been featured in local newspaper articles from time to time
over the past few years. These articles have mainly
been focused around the library's reconstruction of the John
F.
Williams Law Office and new library connector. The
Williams Law Office housed the library's collection
for a number of years back in the 1800's. Please see
more information on the building project
here.
The following links are copies of these articles.
09.28.2007 Woodstock Villager
09.24.2004
Putnam Reminder
07.02.2004
Putnam Town Crier
07.2004
Our Town
We have published newsletters in
the past and you can view these by clicking the links below.
If you would like to be on the
distribution list for any future library newsletters or email notices please sign up when you are at the
library or send an email to
newsletter@westwoodstocklibrary.org.
Spring 2004
Summer 2004
Fall 2004
Updated 07/05/2008 |
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