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Hours

Monday, Wednesday & Friday 10 am to 4 pm
Tuesday & Thursday  10 am to 8 pm
Saturday 10 am to 1 pm

Closed Holidays
Martin Luther King Day Monday, January 17
Presidents Day Monday, February 21
Good Friday Friday, April 22
Memorial Day Monday, May 30
Independence Day Monday, July 4
Labor Day Monday, September 5
Columbus Day Monday, October 10
Veterans Day Friday, November 11
Thanksgiving Day Thursday, November 24
Christmas Eve Friday, December 24
Christmas Day Monday, December 26

 

Book Drop

Books can be returned after hours in the book drop at the rear of the library. Videos, Cds and DVDs must be returned during open hours.

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Downloadable audiobooks
Recorded Books (OneClickDigital) is a system for finding and checking out audiobooks. Your library purchases audiobooks for you to download and listen to. You check out audiobooks from Recorded Books (OneClickDigital) just like you check out printed books at your library.

eBook links
Free e-Books from Google, the Internet Archive, ManyBooks, the Online Books Page, and Project Gutenberg. Some of these e-Books must be read on a computer. Included are links to free e-Books for the Kindle and the Nook, but these sites require setting up an account with a credit card.

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About Us

Wheeler Library
101 Main Street
P.O. Box 217
North Stonington, CT 06359
Phone - (860)535-0383 Fax - (860)535-8561
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In Memory of Bill Hescock

All About Your Library

Susan Stafford's prints are on sale at the  library. . .
The Lamplighter Band on the Library Lawn by Susan Stafford

Although privately managed and funded Wheeler Library serves as the principal public library for the residents of North Stonington. The building has a rich history. Constructed in 1900 of Westerly granite, the Wheeler School and Library served as the town's secondary school and public library for over forty years. The Wheeler Family financed the building's construction, and provided an endowment which remains our principal source of funding. Many residents of North Stonington fondly remember their years spent in this building during its decades as a school. Although a major renovation was undertaken in 1992, the library retains its historic character. Two marble lions remain vigilant outside its front doors.

A Board of Trustees, whose members are Gary Annino, Steve Greene, Thomas Downie, Kate Parenteau, Tom Bishop, and Barbara Deindorfer-Young, oversee the Library.

Have a question about the library? Need help from your local librarian? Please call us or use our convenient Email Contact form.

Wheeler Library
Wheeler Library - 101 Main Street - North Stonington - Ct

Services

Any Connecticut resident holding a library card from their home library may borrow materials from the library. In addition, patrons with a Wheeler Library card may borrow from other public libraries within the state of Connecticut. Most library materials may be returned at any public library within the state.

We provide books, periodicals, compact discs, books on tape, videos, computer software, and reference resources for all ages. In addition, the library provides public access to computers, including the Internet.

Wheeler Library participates in the reQuest card catalog and online interlibrary loan service provided by the Connecticut Library Network. This service lists the holdings for most public libraries in the state, including Wheeler Library. In addition, many academic libraries' collections are available. You can search for all types of library materials in this net-based card catalog. You may place your own interlibrary loans, and we will call you when your materials reach this library. For more information visit our Research Page.

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Homebound Delivery

Wheeler Library volunteers provide delivery of library materials to North Stonington residents who have a physical or medical limitation which prevents them from visiting the library. You may utilize the service on a temporary or long-term basis. Please call the Wheeler Library Staff at 860.535.0383 for more information.

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