Lewisboro Library

Our Story

The Lewisboro Library, originally established in 1798 as the Salem Library, stands as one of New York State's oldest chartered voluntary libraries. Reorganized in 1897 and renamed in 2008, it has evolved to serve the entire Town of Lewisboro. The library transitioned from a volunteer-run organization to a professional establishment in 1964, and underwent significant renovations in 2015 to modernize its facilities and expand its services.

Impact

Today, the Lewisboro Library provides a diverse array of borrowing materials, innovative programs, and cutting-edge technology, effectively serving the community and enhancing access to vital information.

Why Donate?

Your donations are crucial for covering the additional 30% of the library's operating budget not funded by the Town, ensuring the continuation of high-quality services and programs.

Get Involved

Support the Lewisboro Library by donating cryptocurrency or cash today! Your contribution will help maintain and expand essential library services that benefit the entire community.