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After a lot of suggestions from patrons, we finally have four laptop chargers that can be used within the library. We have purchased two chargers for Chrome books and two Mac chargers. If you are looking to borrow a charger, please visit the Information Desk. We will ask that you give us your library card, ID, car keys, or anything else as collateral until you return the chargers when you are finished using them. The new chargers are in addition to the phone chargers we already have available for in-library use.Read More Read More

The link to our free The New York Times has changed.  If you bookmarked or saved the old link you will have to update it. Click here for the updated link. 

Any questions please call or email the information desk at 914-834-2281 ext#3 or at larchmontlibrary@larchmontlibrary.org.Read More Read More

Looking to join a book group? We host a bunch to choose from. Check our website under the “Things to Do” tab. There is a new page where you can see all the public Larchmont Library groups that anyone can join. Interested in books that aren’t too long? Check out our book group, Short and Sweet hosted by one of our reference librarians, Alex! She meets with her groups in the morning. Are you a true crime fanatic? Join Once Upon a Crime with our librarian, Caroline which meets on Thursday nights.Read More Read More

Have you ever searched for a book in the Westchester Library System catalog and come up empty handed? Don’t give up! There is still a possibility we can get that book for you. We offer a service called Interlibrary Loan where we can order titles that are located outside of the Westchester Library System. We can also retrieve articles for you this way as well. Let us know the publication title, author, titles of articles, pages, and any other information you have. Fill out this form, ILL Book Request Form – Westchester Library System and an email will be sent directly to the reference librarians about your request.Read More Read More

Watch this recently aired documentary on libraries from Independent Lens-PBS, on how public libraries shaped a nation and remain a beloved sanctuary for Americans today.Read More Read More