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Athens Public Library was organized around 1890 and was originally housed in a former bakery. Then in 1911 after being closed for a few years was reopened by the Women's Institute and was housed in the lower Town Hall building on Main Street. In 1973 the
6544 New Dublin, ON
Municipal MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES Municipal Office New Dublin (Admin) ELIZABETHTOWN-KITLEY (TOWNSHIP OF)
6544 New Dublin, Brockville, ON K0E 1A0
Municipal MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES Public Libraries ELIZABETHTOWN-KITLEY (TOWNSHIP OF)
6544 New Dublin, ON
Municipal MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES Public Libraries Public Library Toledo ELIZABETHTOWN-KITLEY (TOWNSHIP OF)
After being opened in 1896 in the North Augusta Public School, the Library soon grew to be a success. In 1913 it was moved to the teacher's room at the Continuation Public School, where it remained for some time. When the use of the library died down, a bookmobile taking books around the area was introduced, as a last attempt to bring patrons back. The plan was unsuccessful, and the library closed in 1974.
1900's because in December 2003 a book about Sir Isaac Brock was returned 94 years late - the due date was December 23rd, 1909. The story made headlines across Canada.There was a 30–40 year hiatus when there was no library in Mallorytown. The present library was founded in 1975 and opened in the old store on Quabbin Road (across from the railway tracks and now converted into apartments). Jenny Koerber was the librarian.
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