Welcome To Our Library!
The Lee Library is located at 100 Main Street, right in the center of the town of Lee, Massachusetts. Appropriately called the "Gateway to the Berkshires", this small, friendly town offers easy access to the many cultural and natural attractions of our region.
We take pride in providing modern library resources and services in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Please call our circulation desk, or use our online public access catalogs and databases from home, or best of all, come by and visit! (see Hours and Directions).
We celebrated in 2007 the 100th Anniversary of our beautiful marble building. The original part of the building is the only remaining "Carnegie library" building in the Berkshires (read more in History).
Please Note: Our web site is currently undergoing a redesign. We're excited about this, and we wanted to share this preview with you. Please bear with us as we continue to improve it in the near future!
Noteworthy
(See Calendar for details)
Children's Room Reception
held on May 1st
The Board of Directors hosted a reception on May 1 to celebrate the redecorating of the Betty L. Dennis Children’s Room.
Standing in front of one of the murals is board member Sharon DeLorme who did the paintings. Also in the picture is Bill Derrick, one of the guests at the reception.
New shelves have been added in front of the windows to display new books at eye-level for the children. Funds for this project were donated in memory of Betty Dennis, former librarian at the Lee Library.
Preschool Story Hour
Every Wednesday, 11am
Storytelling, singing and crafts with volunteer Lynne Fay.