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Biography & History
For Chelmsford History, please see our Chelmsford History Resource Guide. Featured Online Resources Print Biography Collection Main Library, Lower Level We have an extensive collection of adult biography books, at the call number Biog/ and arranged alphabetically by the last name of the person they are about. Also in this collection are large … Continue reading Biography & History
Teen Volunteer Book Reviews– March 24, 2023
Sea of Lucidity by David Mackay (2017) Reviewed by Joe The Sea of Lucidity, by David Mackay, is the most novel concept I’ve read in a book, possibly ever. Rather than stick to one idea, it seems the author had so many ideas, he didn’t know what to do with them: so he shoved them … Continue reading Teen Volunteer Book Reviews– March 24, 2023
1894 Heritage Pollinator Garden
A desire for beauty, education, reflection and a place for the public to gather led the Country lane Garden Club to design and install an 1894 themed garden at the Chelmsford Public Library – (often still referred to as the Adams Library by longtime residents). Led by Sue Spicer, a member of the Club, and … Continue reading 1894 Heritage Pollinator Garden
Friends Gift Shop
The “Dot” T-Shirt! Click to expand artwork Show your support for the Chelmsford Library and Friends of the Library with this limited-edition t-shirt. The artwork was drawn especially for us by Peter Reynolds, CHS grad, illustrator of the Judy Moody series, and author/illustrator of many picture books including the Dot and Ish. The … Continue reading Friends Gift Shop
Bibliobites in October: True Grit
Recipe for a Boston chef: take one chaotic upbringing, add several crazy adrenaline-fueled teenage escapades, a pinch of caution, and a spoonful of insecurity. Stir in heaps of fierce determination and on-the-job learning. Work all ingredients together 24/7 for about eight to ten years, then bake in a hot, hot oven until it all flames … Continue reading Bibliobites in October: True Grit
2.21 Pandemic Policy
The Chelmsford Public Library has established the following policy to follow in the event of a pandemic. The Chelmsford Public Library will close due to a pandemic in the event that there is a mandate or recommendation for closure issued by public health or government officials on the local, county, or state level. In the … Continue reading 2.21 Pandemic Policy
2.19 Patron Privacy and Data Retention
The intellectual pursuits of individuals using library or internet resources are considered confidential information regardless of the age of the borrower. Such records shall not be made available to any individual or agency except pursuant to such process, order, subpoena, or warrant as may be authorized under the authority of, and pursuant to, federal, state, … Continue reading 2.19 Patron Privacy and Data Retention
How-To Afternoons Series
Are you looking to pick up a new skill or hobby? Then check out our new series of programs aimed at getting you started with the guidance of an expert and some interactive, hands-on practice. Come and try something new with us! These sessions will be held on Sunday afternoons until Memorial Day. How-to sessions … Continue reading How-To Afternoons Series
Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – January 20, 2023
It’s a new year, and if you’re anything like me you are on the hunt for new books to read! Check out these reviews to see what our teen volunteers are reading, and maybe check one out today! 🙂 Jackaby by William Ritter (2014) Reviewed by Claire Jackaby, by William Ritter, is a supernatural YA … Continue reading Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – January 20, 2023
Bibliobites in January: Appetizing Adventures
Serious winter is upon us. It’s cold, it’s snowy or icy or rainy (or all three!), and the sun makes far fewer appearances than most of us would like. To add insult to injury, it’s still getting dark so early that PJs at 6 PM seems like the only sensible thing to do. But, as … Continue reading Bibliobites in January: Appetizing Adventures