The McGrath Community Library celebrated its 75th year in 2017! The McGrath Community Library may be the OLDEST public library in Alaska!
McGrath's Library holds a little bit of everything from best-sellers to classics, children's books to "how-to" manuals, magazines and regional newspapers. The Library is a not-for-profit organization and operates through the relentless efforts of volunteers, grants and donations. The "Alaska Room" is a treasure-trove of Alaskan literature, history, culture and natural history and a great place to spend a Sunday afternoon.
The McGrath Community Library is located in the Cap'N Snow Center.
Library hours: Monday through Friday 3PM to 5PM; Wednesday and Thursday 7PM to 9PM; Sunday 2PM to 5PM
The Library is currently recruiting dependable volunteers for Monday, Tuesday and Friday nights.
Library services: public copy machine
public fax
free internet service
books
ebooks
magazines
Fairbanks New Miner
Tundra Times
Interlibrary loans (about any book you could want available)
video telephone conferencing capabilities
local phone directory for sale
college exam proctoring
homework tutoring
family game, skill and art gatherings
annual community craft fairs
gardening club meetings
reading club
children’s toy and book packs
Visit the McGrath Library's website by clicking here.
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