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Chelmsford Community Links and Resources
The mission of the Chelmsford Public Library is to be the community’s bridge to exploration, engagement, and enjoyment. Striving to meet this goal, our Local Resources page seeks to aggregate vital links, resources, and information for Chelmsford residents in one place, for our community. Residents of Chelmsford, Business/Property Owners, and Town of Chelmsford Employees are … Continue reading Chelmsford Community Links and Resources
Chelmsford Library’s Summer Picks!
Memorial Day Weekend marks the start of summer for many, and whether you plan on lounging at the beach or hiding out in an air conditioned reading nook these next few months, Chelmsford Library has picks to tide you through the heat of the summer! Lesley Director For six amateur bakers, competing in Bake Week is … Continue reading Chelmsford Library’s Summer Picks!
Chelmsford Bicentennial Quilt 1976
This hand-crafted quilt made by local residents hangs in a place of prominence within the library, at the entrance to the McCarthy Meeting Room. Each block on the quilt represents something unique from Chelmsford’s history. The following descriptions for the quilt blocks were written in 1976 by the Bicentennial Club of the McFarlin School under … Continue reading Chelmsford Bicentennial Quilt 1976
Genealogy & Obituaries
Featured Online Resources Local History Room Main Library, Lower Level The Local History Room holds a valuable collection of books and other documents about the history of the Chelmsford area and people. A shelf listing of these materials is available through our catalog. These materials do not circulate, but library visitors may access the … Continue reading Genealogy & Obituaries
Bibliobites in February: Finding Resilience, Finding Strength
Winter hadn’t quite released its grip when our Bibliobites group met on an unexpectedly snowy morning. Though two days prior the temperature had hit 60 degrees, on the day of our meeting the snow steadily accumulated outside as we talked (via zoom) about Erin French’s bestselling memoir, Finding Freedom. Ms. French is the owner/chef of … Continue reading Bibliobites in February: Finding Resilience, Finding Strength
A New Year = A New Book Group
Let’s Talk Books with Jill and Julie is new! Once a month, we will be hosting a new book group – where everyone shares what they are reading in the same theme. Julie and I are the Reader’s Advisory department at the library and we are bringing book suggestions to you on multiple platforms. In … Continue reading A New Year = A New Book Group
Book Groups and Reading Resources
We have a wide variety of book groups that meet at both the Main Library and on zoom. Drop in when you can or come every month, it is up to you! Enhance your reading experience by discussing it with others! Please contact Jill Kenny (978-256-5521 x1114) with book group questions. Please note: Most of … Continue reading Book Groups and Reading Resources
Apple Pie Contest 2023
The Apple Pie Contest made a successful comeback on Sunday, 11/12 after four years! The Library’s Apple Pie Contest – back by popular demand – drew over 85 hungry tasters to sample homemade and store-bought pies and vote for the best. Twelve local bakers brought their own signature pie recipes to the tasting table. Our … Continue reading Apple Pie Contest 2023
Bibliobites in March: Showtime!
It’s an embarrassment of visual riches when it comes to cooking. In addition to cookbooks with stunning, eat-off-the page photography, we have access to an almost limitless number of cooking shows, cooking competitions, and how-to cooking videos. Public television may have started the video revolution (thanks to Julia Child), but now cable channels, streaming services, … Continue reading Bibliobites in March: Showtime!
“This Ain’t Texas” Display
Have you ever read a Western novel? Do you know what makes a Western a Western? These novels primarily take place in the Western United States, with some books extending into Canada and Mexico, and are usually set somewhere between the end of the Civil War to the beginning of the 20th century. In … Continue reading “This Ain’t Texas” Display