The Library had a modest beginning in an upstairs room over the Monumental Shop. Senator Redfield Proctor provided the first books and matched funds provided from other sources. A few years later new quarters were found over the Cooperative Store, and in 1891, moved to the building currently housing the Municipal Offices. In 1913 the Library moved to its present home. Mrs. Emily Dutton Proctor, widow, of Senator Redfield Proctor, provided the funds for the building as a memorial to her daughter Arabella Proctor Holden.
The Proctor Free Library offers 24/7 Wi-Fi, books, DVDs, magazines, snowshoes- stop by to see what else the library has to offer you! The library also acts as the Welcome Center for tourists visiting Proctor.
Hours:
Monday: 10:00-5:00
Tuesday: 9:00-4:00
Wednesday: 9:00-7:00
Thursday: 9:00-4:00
Friday: 9:00-6:00
Closed Saturday & Sunday
Please contact the Proctor Free Library with any questions regarding their programs and services – 459-3539.