SMALL TOWN CHARM,
WORLD WIDE ACCESS

The Naples Town Library was founded in 1962 by Margaret Tower. Shortly after its foundation, Betty Cowgill Warner became the librarian, serving the library and community for the entirety of her professional career, and was succeeded by her daughter Blanche Warner, who did the same. Under Blanche, the Naples Library became a School District Public Library in 2007.

Since its foundation, the library has undergone two major construction projects to provide a modern, accessible space and maintain a welcoming, cozy atmosphere for all to enjoy. Use the Naples Library to browse thousands of library materials, access multiple digital resources on our computers, learn about local services and resources available to you, use our meeting and work spaces for productivity, attend our curated programming, or just come and relax! 

Located at 118 South Main Street in downtown Naples, New York, the Naples Library offers a variety of lending materials, community resources, and programming for all ages. The library is a safe, accepting space that upholds the principles of equity and inclusion, and strives to reflect and serve its community.

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