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East Fishkill Community Library
Basic Information
Established: 1935
Schedule: Monday - Thursday 10 - 8; Friday 10 - 6; Saturday 10 - 5
Address: 348 Rte 376
Hopewell Junction, NY 12533
Phone Number: 845 221-9943
Fax Number: 845 226-1404
Email: goverman@eflibrary.org
Director: Gloria W. Goverman
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Additional Information
Computer Capabilities:
(6) sit down workstations
(3) express workstations
(1) AWE workstation
wifi capability
Education Programs: http://www.eventkeeper.com/code/events.cfm?curOrg=EFCL
Summer Programs: Summer Reading Programs for children, teens and adults
Membership Details:
Membership free to anyone who works, goes to school, rents or owns property in the Mid-Hudson Library System area. Library card good for all member libraries in the system, although local rules vary.
Library History:
Organized in 1938, the library is now in its third location in the town. With each move the library has acquired more materials and more users. Two meeting rooms available for community organizations have helped the library to become a center for community activities. Our current location is a result of a building drive begun in 1984 culminating in a new facility, which opened in 1988. The building was expanded to almost double its size in 2000. In 2006 the community voted to approve the formation of the East Fishkill Public Library District creating a stable funding platform to ensure the library's future. The library is surrounded and enhanced by beautiful award winning gardens.
The library serves the community with almost 70,000 books, magazines, newspapers, audio books, music CDs and DVDs as well as nine computers for patron use. We offer databases with magazine and newspaper articles not found through free Internet search engines and we have one of the busiest programming schedules in the area. The East Fishkill Community Library has developed into a cultural hub with over 205,000 visits per year. Membership in the Mid-Hudson Library System enables local residents to access materials in five counties and beyond.
Exhibits: Art exhibit changes monthly.