The Goodwin Library is a public library that serves as an information center for the personal, cultural, and social growth for the community of Farmington. The Library maintains collections and implements programs that address the community’s changing informational and recreational needs for education and literacy. The collections, materials, and programs are offered in a variety of formats to ensure equitable access for all. The Library believes that free and open access to information and resources will establish the framework for an informed and involved community.
CLOSED 11/7/2020
We will be CLOSED Saturday, November 7, 2020 due to potential COVID exposure.
Library Updates
The Goodwin Library, Farmington NH Partial Reopening Phase 3.0!!
Our hours have changed as we cautiously move toward our regular hours: Mondays 10:00-5:00, Thursdays 3:00 to 7:00, and Saturdays 10:00-2:00.
We are open for appointments of 20 minutes each for computer use, printing, faxing, scanning and Notary Services (as available). If appointment times are open, walk-ins will be accepted. We are limited to 6 patrons at a time on the Adult/YA floor and 4 patrons (or one family) on the Children’s’ floor.
Masks are mandatory.
To make an appointment call 755-2944 x101 or x105 or email JWHITE@GOODWINLIBRARY.ORG
For this phase of reopening, the stacks are open for browsing. Please continue to make reservations for the items you want. Curbside pick up is available during our open hours.
Patrons please come to the rear entrance: You must read standard Covid-19 questions posted on the door. If you answer yes to any of these, please do not enter the library. If you do not have a mask, we have a supply of them at the back door. Please practice social distancing while you are in the library.
Please put ALL returns in the drop box for quarantining but Please do not force items into the book drop if it is full. At this time, no fees are being charged for overdue materials.
The Bookies- 11/19 @3PM on Zoom
The Alice Network is a historical fiction novel based on the true life of a WWI woman spy, Louise de Bettignies. Alternating between two timelines, the story transitions between WWI and a female spy recruited for the real life Alice network, and an American socialite searching for her cousin in the aftermath of WWII.
Reserve your copy now!
This program will be presented via Zoom. Please contact Donna at dswett@goodwinlibrary.org for access to the Zoom group.
Story Trail!
Check out our new Story Trail along the McCarthy Trail, next to the safety building! Read The Princess and the Pea by Rachel Isadora. Don’t forget to sign our guest book after you finish the trail!
Virtual Library
Check out our Virtual Library by clicking here! Each week will feature a new story times for babies and pre-schoolers, and spotlight a new children’s fiction book.
Curbside Pick-Up extended
Curbside pick up is available when we are open!
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- We will call you to confirm your order is ready.
- You may pick up your order anytime we are open.
- Your items will be inside the back door. A staff member will assist you.
If you have Limited Mobility or cannot leave your vehicle due to children or pets on board:
- Call us at 755-2944 x101 to let us know you are here to pick up your items. Please do not get out of your vehicle.
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- A masked staff member will bring the item/s out to your vehicle, verify the account name/s and:
- hand them to you through your window or,
- you can pop the trunk. Or,
- the staff member can place the bag on the ground near your vehicle and you can exit your vehicle to retrieve them once the staff member has stepped away.
- A masked staff member will bring the item/s out to your vehicle, verify the account name/s and:
- For everyone’s safety we will not be accepting returns handed to staff members. All returns must be deposited in the book drop, open on Mondays, and Thursdays thru Saturdays.
Book Menu
Blue Job Book Award Nominations
Nominate a graphic novel for the 2021 Blue Job Book Award! Titles must be published within the last 3 years (2018-2020) and appeal to students in 3rd-6th grade. If books are part of a series, they must be able to stand alone. You can nominate more than one book. Nominations are due by October 31, 2020.
Click this link to nominate a title: https://forms.gle/U9pcJzVQXvbBTjDY8
Online Card Registration Active
Online Card Registration is now active! Go to our catalog goodwin.biblionix.com and click on “Sign Up Online” to register. This will give you access to digital titles and databases ONLY. Once the library has reopened, you will need to fill out a card application in the library to borrow physical items.
Ancestry Library Edition Available from Home
Ancestry Library Edition is now available from home! Just go to our catalog and log in with your library card number (without the P) and your phone number (no area code or dashes).
Free EBSCO Resources
Check out these free resources to support students during distance learning!
Museum Resources
Many museums are closed during this time. But check out their Facebook pages for virtual activities!
Handicap Entrance
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The library’s Accessible entrance is located at the rear of the library, off the bank parking lot.
Now Accepting Debit/Credit Cards!
https://www.selflender.com/blog/are-credit-cards-inescapable.html
You’ve requested it and it’s finally here!
The library can accept debit/credit cards!
Minimum amount is $5 due to fees associated with accepting cards.
Can not pay fines over $100 online, as of right now.
Step 1:
Log into your account through our catalog
Step 2:
Go to “My Account”
Step 3:
Click “Pay $… with a credit card online”
Step 4:
If you have Paypal you can pay with PayPal.
If you don’t have PayPal you can click “Pay with debit or credit card” and pay through PayPal as a guest.
Please contact the library if you have any questions (603) 755-2944
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