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About the Library
The Salisbury Free Public Library was originally founded in 1901 after years of advocating for one, and set up in the home of a former schoolmaster. Since then it has moved around the town quite a bit as different residents have kindly offered to house it, and finally found a permanent home in the old town hall in 1969. The Library currently has over 6000 books and a range of "non-traditional items," like snowshoes, park passes, games and puzzles, seeds, and 5 wildlife cameras that can be checked out. The building, which was built in 1869, is a fine example of greek revival architecture and cozy place to be.
Library Director: Alissa Shethar
Assistant Librarian: Travis Truax
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