Lincoln Public Library

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Library The Lincoln Public Library is centrally located in the historic Blackstone Valley. We have been extending service to citizens for 130 years, and look forward to providing and improving services to equip our patrons as we continue into the 21st century. Public library services began in the Town of Lincoln in 1875 with the opening of the Manville Library on Main Street in the village of Manville. The Appleby Library, located in the Fireman's Hall on Chapel Street in the village of Saylesville was established in 1887 and donated to the village by W.F. and F.C. Sayles. In September of 1980 the library on Old River Road was dedicated. The Lincoln Public Library is a member of the Ocean State Libraries consortium ( OSL ). Through participation in Ocean State Libraries, the Lincoln Library offers its patrons access to most Rhode Island public libraries. The library strives to provide patrons of all ages access to information, educational and cultural reading materials, and services in traditional and innovative formats. As the community's recreational reading and information resource, our goal is to help library users become lifelong learners. The library is a living, growing entity that responds to meet its patron's changing needs.

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Fax: (401) 333-4154

TollFree: (800) 359-3090

Payment method

cash only

Other Link

http://www.lincolnlibrary.com

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Libraries

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Parking: Lot

Wi-Fi: Free

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Phone: (401) 333-2422

Address: 145 Old River Rd, Lincoln, RI 02865

Website: http://www.lincolnlibrary.com