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Contact Information:
Marcellus Free Library
32 Maple Street
Marcellus, NY 13108
Phone:
315-673-3221
FAX:
315-673-0148
E-mail:
marcellus@onlib.org
Hours
Monday - Thursdays:
9 - 8:30
Fridays:
9 - 5
Saturdays:
10 - 2
Sundays:
Closed During Summer
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On May 5, 2008 the Marcellus Free Library
opened at its new location in the Village
of Marcellus at 32 Maple Street in the Crown Mill Development near the corner of
Orange and Maple Streets. Founded in 1913 with a donation of 215 books, the
Marcellus Free Library currently has a collection of approximately 30,000 items,
including a unique collection of choral music. The Library circulates over 123,000
items annually.
Our eco-friendly library is home to an expanded collection of library materials for loan,
a self-service coffee bar, seven public use Internet computers, a color photocopier,
new Young Adult area and two tutoring rooms. Upstairs we are proud to offer the
"Friends" Community Room which is available free of charge to non-profit groups in the
community. Our new children's area is warm and inviting with a child size replica of a
mill.
Looking for a particular item but, unable to find it on
our shelves? Let us know! Our library staff will be
happy to do a computer search, and place a hold on
the title that you’re interested in. Look for the green
'Hold Request’ card.
Your library card is your passport to our materials and services.
It may be used at any Onondaga County Public Library, including the Central Library in
downtown Syracuse, all city branches and 20 suburban member libraries throughout
Onondaga County.
The link below will provide construction
photos. View the evolution
of our new facility
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The Marcellus Free Library makes accessible to the
community, its facilities and its print and non-print
materials for recreation, information, and education,
while actively promoting appreciation of books and
learning. A particular emphasis is placed on encouraging
the interests of young people through library programs,
services and materials.
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