Founded in 1907 as the Memorial Hall Association in Windsor Locks, CT, the library began with 1,250 volumes, including a significant contribution from the Women's Christian Temperance Union. Originally located at the corner of Main and Spring Streets, it saw 70 books checked out on its inaugural day.
Through various relocations and name changes, the Windsor Locks Public Library Inc. now stands on Main Street with a collection exceeding 88,000 items. Over its history, the library has had eight head librarians, evolving into a vital resource for the community.
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