Pelham Public Library

The Library of American Landscape History (LALH) is a leading publisher dedicated to advancing the study and practice of American landscape architecture through a diverse range of books and resources. Supported by its members and various funds, LALH works to preserve and promote the historical significance of landscapes across the United States. Located in Amherst, Massachusetts, LALH aims to foster greater understanding and appreciation for the role that landscapes play in American culture. Through grants and projects, they highlight the contributions of influential figures such as Frederick Law Olmsted, bridging historical aspects with contemporary landscape architecture. Generated from the website

Munson Memorial Library in Amherst, MA offers a wide range of resources and services to the community, including free video courses to keep learning during the winter, access to thousands of recipes from The New York Times, and 1,000 video classes from Creativebug to get creative. They also provide a comprehensive reference to all bird species with high-quality photos, video, and audio recordings, as well as investment research tools and free access to the OED online for writers, poets, and word-lovers. In addition, Munson Memorial Library hosts various events for all ages, including Sit n' Stitch, Community Gaming Group, ESL Conversation Circle, College Admissions discussions, Job Seekers Networking Group, Storytime and Play for kids, Teen D&D, and Contemporary Book Club. They also offer resources for seniors, such as Beginning ESL classes and a Storytime Playgroup. With a commitment to inclusivity, Munson Memorial Library provides a platform for the Black Lives Matter movement and offers a Black Lives Matter Book List for readers to explore.Generated from the website