Memorial Service for Ann Grady Doyle

A Memorial Mass for Ann Grady Doyle will be held at St. John’s Catholic Church, Gouverneur Street, Morristown, on Friday, July 5^th, at 10:30 am. A potluck reception will immediately follow at the Morristown Public Library, 200 Main Street.

Ann was a life-long summer resident of Morristown. She was an active member of St. John’s and the library and will be missed by many.

SHIP WATCHING

What a great chair in which to enjoy our 10-mile upriver view. Stop in and see for yourself. You are always welcome at the Morristown Public Library.

NEW SIGNAGE AT THE LIBRARY

We are very pleased with Scott Ouderkirk's design and installation! As a community leader, the library strives to support our patron's businesses. We are thrilled to be in an area with so many talented artists!

HAPPINESS IS GETTING YOUR VERY OWN LIBRARY CARD

NEW NEW NEW

Attention Morristown patrons! Click on any of these new titles to place YOUR hold today!

DID YOU KNOW THE LIBRARY ONCE HELD ALL OF THE DEEDS?

The library thanks Town employees Dean Hoffman and Donny Aldrich for installing our new Historical Marker Sign. Did you know that the library was once the area's Land Office? Did you know that Charles Chapman donated this building to the Village of Morristown in 1894 to be used as a library for perpetuity? There is so much history here, stop by and share some Morristown memories of your own!

CHILDREN'S ROOM IS COMING TOGETHER NICELY!

The children's room is getting a whole new look. This interactive piece is so fun, you really need to see it in person to appreciate it. Stop by!

CRAZY BOOK ANIMALS TOOK 4TH PLACE IN REGIONAL BATTLE OF THE BOOKS

Morristown's 2019 Battle of the Books Team This fabulous group of passionate readers, "Crazy Book Animals" represented Morristown at the Regional Battle of the Books in Gouverneur. They took 4th Place and we are so proud of them! Please join us in congratulating them!

Monthly Info-Sharing/Potluck THE LOWDOWN ON TICKS

Don't let a tick make you sick! Come learn the important facts and details on tick prevention with St. Lawrence County Public Health! This program is part of the library's monthly information-sharing sessions with a potluck. Free and open to the public.