Gilford B. Butler Center ~ 54 Spruce Head Road

Library Hours:

Monday: 10am - 4pm

Ballet ~ 9am

Yoga ~ 5:30pm

Tuesday: Exercise Class at People’s United Methodist Church at 10:30am

Wednesday: 2pm - 7pm

Tai Chi ~ 9am

Yoga ~ 10am

Lunch ~ 11:30am - 1pm

Thursday: 2pm - 7pm

Fiber Arts/Crafters ~ 4pm - 7pm

Games ~ 4pm -7pm

Friday: 1pm - 4pm

Exercise Class at People’s United Methodist Church at 10:30am

Mah Jongg ~ 1pm - 4pm

Saturday: 10am - 2pm

Chair Ballet ~ 9am

Coffee & Cribbage ~ 10am - 12pm

Call 596-0022 for more information

Museum Passes

Four free passes for the Farnsworth are available to members of the South Thomaston Public Library. They may be checked and must be returned at the library front desk. Adults do not have to be related. Children go in free.  No excuse left to not treat yourself, friends and family to some of the best local ART.

The South Thomaston Public Library serves the information needs of citizens of the area. 

Hard Copy, Paperback & Large Print Books • Audio Books on Cassette & CD

Children's Story Hour • Online Library of Downloadable Audio & E-Books • DVD & VHS Movies

Genealogical Research Material • 24/7 WI-FI Internet Access • Public Computers

 
 

What's New on the Shelves

Do you have a Kindle, iPad, or Nook?

Do you need help downloading FREE library books? The official Maine State Audio and eBook site has easy tutorials online If do-it-yourself is not your gig, drop by or give us a call and we'll help you get started. We have handouts on sources for FREE eBooks and how-to's for Kindle, iPad, and Nook.

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Thousands of magazines, newspapers, and reference books available anywhere in the State of Maine.

Don't see it on our shelves or in our catalogs?

Ask us to get it via InterLibrary Loan! There's no charge, and we can generally get the book within 2 weeks. Email us, call us (596-0022), or stop by with your request.

Library Volunteers

Many of our loyal group of volunteers head to warmer climes for the winter. We welcome newcomers who have 2-4 hours per month to work with our slimmed-down winter workforce. Contact Pennie Alley at 594-7416, or stop by the library if you can help. We need folks with simple computer skills, or those who want to straighten shelves, run copies, pick up materials at the Post Office, drop off books at our "free shelves" at the town office. If you've got time, we will fill it.

 

Library Donations

Do you have used books to donate? We are able to accept donations on an appointment basis. The library will continue to use (with the donor's permission) a few used books for sale in our "Book Nook", our annual fundraising event, or to stock our reading shelves at Town Office. If you have good nearly-new books that you think would be a good addition to our circulating collection, please call us at 596-0022 for an appointment to review your possible donations.