The Bartlett Public Library will be closed indefinitely in accordance with the State of Emergency declaration from the Governor, our primary concern is for the safety of our patrons and community.   Because our library is located within the school owned building we are obligated to follow the directives of SAU 9 which state that no individuals other than employees will be allowed in the building.  This is the perfect time to access Overdrive, our online resource for e-books, audio books and periodicals. You can link directly from our home page by clicking on the Overdrive icon.  If you need a Wifi connection feel free to use our parking lot, you should be able to access the Public Library Wifi from there.    If you have any questions or requests during this time period please e-mail the library, Please feel free to return books in the outside drop box.  Thank you for your patience and understanding, stay healthy, Staff and Trustees of the Bartlett Public Library

BPL has a number of special book discussion/events on the calendar which we hope to reschedule at the earliest opportunity.  Please stay tuned for:

The Lost Cyclist by David Herlihy and a special presentation by Marianne Borowski on her work developing a map linking existing bike trails in the North Country and MWV.

 

The Whale Ryder by Witi Ihimaera with a discussion facilitated by our traveling Professor Gaye Gould.  A fascinating read about the struggles of a Maori girl to succeed her grandfather as tribal leader in spite of tradition dictating that the chief be male.

 

The Feather Thief by Kirk Wallace including a “short” introduction to Fly Fishing..

Elementary My Dear Watson:  The popularity of Sherlock Holmes, a special NH Humanities Program presented by Ann McClellan.