Etna Library

Mondays & Thursdays: 2 - 7 Tuesdays: 9 -2 Wednesdays: 2 - 6 Fridays: 9 - 4  Saturdays: 10 - noon (closed Sundays) See Map and Directions below

Description of the Library:

The Hanover Town Library (in Etna) has been named to the National Register of Historic Places. Founded in 1898, the library building was built in 1905 as the official town library for the Town of Hanover, hence its formal name; however, because of its location and the fact that it has traditionally served the Etna and Hanover Center communities, it has been nicknamed the "Etna Library." The Etna Library provides Storytime, Summer Reading Program, and other special programs for children. The Etna Library has about 6,000 items in its collection and it is open 20 hours a week. The "Libraries of Hanover" card may be used at both the Howe Library and the Etna Library. KnowHowe, the online catalog, includes collections and information from both libraries.

Mission Statement and Board of Trustees:
"The Hanover Town Library will be an active presence in the village, providing its services to the community in a personal manner while preserving its historic building."
See list of current members of the Etna Library Board of Trustees

Take Lebanon Street (Rte 120) South from downtown Hanover.

Turn Left on Greensboro Road

Turn Left on Hanover Center/Etna Road.

Go past the Etna Store and the Etna Library will be on the left opposite King Road.