The mission of the Seabrook Library is to ensure that the people of Seabrook have the right and means to free and open access to the information and ideas fundamental to a democracy. The Library will protect intellectual freedom, promote literacy and the enjoyment of reading, encourage lifelong learning, provide entertainment, and offer library materials, information services and a place for community activities. The Library will maintain a diverse collection of books and other materials for the community's use. An efficient and friendly staff will provide a variety of services in a clean, inviting facility.

Library staff

Ann Robinson, Director
Lisa M. Michaud, Children's Services
Anne M. Ferreira, Assistant
Joyce A. Fry, Assistant
Richard A. Gagnon, Maintenance Supervisor
Susan M. Petrikas, Young Adult & Reference Services
Sharon L. Rafferty, Technical Services
K. Suzanne Weinreich, Circulation Supervisor & ILL
Jane W. Frechette, Assistant

Directions

The library is located at 25 Liberty Lane, off of Centennial Street. It is next door to the Police Station.

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What we have

47,000 items in a variety of formats:

• books
• audiobooks
• newspapers
• magazines
• movies on DVD and VHS
• music on CD
• video games

Who may borrow

All town residents, taxpayers of Seabrook, town employees, and teachers in the town school system. Others may purchase a non-resident card for $25 per year. We have no overdue fines. We hope that all materials, which have been purchased with taxpayers' money, will be returned on time.

Services:

• Children's programs
• Book discussion group
• Friday Flix film series
• Internet access
• Photocopier
• Downloadable audiobooks
• Discounted museum passes
• Interlibrary loan
• Computer coaching
• Meeting rooms
• Disc repair for CDs and DVDs
• WiFi, wireless internet access
• Ongoing book sale
• Seasonal tax help

Library Trustees

Paul M. Kelley
Eric N. Small
Betsey Ross

Engraved Memorial Granite Blocks

The Seabrook Library offers to the public the rare chance to become immortalized, or to immortalize another, or to simply make a very public (and very permanent) personal statement. For seventy-five dollars you may purchase an engraved granite block complete with the wording of your choice which, when completed, will reside in space dedicated to this purpose on the Library's grounds. To purchase a block, or blocks, please contact the Library for an official order form. All proceeds benefit the Seabrook Library.