Burnham Library

Burnham Library, located in Bridgewater, CT, has been a vital part of the community since 1926, serving as a center for lifelong learning and connection. Originally scattered across various locations, the library found its permanent home thanks to the generous bequest of Captain William Dickson Burnham. With a forward-thinking vision and a deep respect for its history, Burnham Library continues to provide a wide range of resources, events, and services to meet the needs of its patrons.

As a hub for community engagement, Burnham Library offers a diverse array of programs and activities for all ages, including youth and family events, art exhibitions, and workshops. With a focus on fostering a love for reading and learning, the library also encourages early literacy through initiatives like the "1000 Books Before Kindergarten" program. Committed to accessibility, Burnham Library provides digital resources, museum passes, and a library of things, ensuring that everyone can benefit from its offerings. Supported by the Friends of the Library and generous donations, Burnham Library continues to be a cherished institution that connects the community and embraces the future.

Generated from the website