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Whiting Library is a public library located next to the village green in Chester, Vermont. It opened its door in 1892 and it has been serving the community ever since. The library building was donated by the estate of Mrs. Laurin G. Whiting in 1888, and was designed by architect George G. Guernsey. Unusual brick building features Queen Anne turrets and Romanesque-Revival arches. The Library still has the original catalog in a little brown volume from 1894. The historic library offers a wide range of services, such as free audio books and e-books to all library subscribers. What they cannot find in the library can be obtained from other Vermont libraries through inter-library loan. There is a community room that can be reserved for meetings. Craft and a Story Time for children is offered weekly.

Address with Map: Whiting Library, 117 Main St, Chester, VT 05143, Phone: 802-875-2277

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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