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The Lincoln Public Library is located at the intersection of Bedford and Trapelo Roads. Parking is available on Library Lane, accessible from Bedford Road only. Our GPS Address is: 3 Bedford Road Lincoln, MA. From 128.
Please note that booking a library pass does not guarantee that there will be availability at the museum on your preferred date. Please check museum websites prior to your visit for up-to-date information about masking, proof of vaccination policy and other safety guidelines.
Choose the catalog to search everything in the Minuteman library catalog which includes over 40 libraries in Massachusetts! Choose website to search the Lincoln Library resources, events and more.
Choose the catalog to search everything in the Minuteman library catalog which includes over 40 libraries in Massachusetts! Choose website to search the Lincoln Library resources, events and more.
Choose the catalog to search everything in the Minuteman library catalog which includes over 40 libraries in Massachusetts! Choose website to search the Lincoln Library resources, events and more.
Choose the catalog to search everything in the Minuteman library catalog which includes over 40 libraries in Massachusetts! Choose website to search the Lincoln Library resources, events and more.
There are currently four computers in the Reference Room and one in our lower stack level that are available for Internet Access. Three computers are available for young people in the Children’s Room. Patrons are limited to 45 minutes at the computer terminals.
The mission of the Lincoln Town Archives is to collect, preserve, and provide access to the history and culture of the town of Lincoln, Massachusetts. Collections include municipal records, manuscripts, books, photographs, audio-visual materials, and other ephemera documenting the history of Lincoln from 1746 to the present.
We offer regular storytimes, sing-alongs, book groups, and special events to both enrich and entertain, as well as a robust summer reading program. Our collection includes: Books. Magazines. Read-along books. Electronic resources including ebooks, digital audiobooks, and electronic databases.