Interlaken Public Library

The Lodi Whittier Library, established in 1898, serves the residents of southern Seneca County and beyond, providing a safe and respectful environment for free access to a diverse range of services, resources, and programs. Located in the picturesque Finger Lakes Region of upstate New York, the library is committed to fostering literacy, curiosity, personal growth, and community connections. With a dedicated staff that includes experienced professionals in literacy and programming, the library continues to adapt and grow to meet the needs of its patrons. The recent establishment of a new building, supported by generous community contributions and the Nelson B. Delavan Foundation, underscores the library's vital role in enhancing the cultural and educational landscape of the region. Generated from the website

The Edith B. Ford Memorial Library in Ovid, NY, provides a range of programs and services aimed at enhancing community engagement and access to information. With resources including a catalog of new books, audiobooks, and genealogical databases, the library serves as a vital hub for learning and local history. Additionally, the library offers reader advisory services and assistance with research, catering to the diverse needs of its patrons. Through initiatives like the Craft Beverage Memory Project and various community support programs, the library fosters a rich connection between residents and their shared heritage. Generated from the website

Now listed in the National Register of Historic Places! The Edith B. Ford Memorial Library is part of the Finger Lakes Library System and serves the towns of Ovid and Romulus. Nestled in the heart of the Finger Lakes region, we offer free WiFi and computers for public use, a variety of classes and events, movies and video games, and (of course) BOOKS.