More ways to access the Library
The Solomon Wright Public Library is committed to providing library services to our community while also doing everything we can to ensure the health and safety of our patrons, volunteers, and staff.
For more information about our reopening plan, please see our COVID-19 Phased Reopening Policy here.
In-Person
The library is open to the public
At this time we are allowing masks to be optional for anyone entering the building, regardless of vaccination status. The library will continue to provide disposable masks upon request. If you are uncomfortable entering the library for any reason we encourage you to take advantage of our curbside pickup or delivery options.
Curbside Pickup
Order by email or phone, pickup outside the library
For patrons who do not feel comfortable visiting the library in person we will continue to offer our curbside pickup service. Please see the instructions below for more details on how to request books.
Delivery
Order by email or phone, have library materials delivered
For a limited time the Solomon Wright Public Library is offering a book delivery service. If you are unable to visit the library in person to check out materials, we will be happy to deliver to your home.
Please follow instructions for curbside service, but let us know that you'd prefer to have your order delivered.
Curbside Pickup
M/W/F: 10-6, Sat:10-12
To decide what you would like to check out, click here to access our online catalog.
User: Pownalvt. No password is needed.
Let us know what you want by emailing PownalPub@gmail.com
or calling 802-823-5400 (M/W/F 10-6, Sat 10-12)
3. Wait for confirmation
We will call or email you when your materials are ready.
4. Pick-Up
Pick up your order from the book cart outside our front door.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Solomon Wright Public Library is to promote the joys and benefits of lifelong learning by providing access to information through a range of media, currently popular books and classics in an easily accessible and comfortable facility. In keeping with the need for technical competence, the library will also strive to maintain up-to-date computers and internet access for public use. The library will provide welcoming meeting space for local public service groups and offer a variety of opportunities for personal growth.
Libraries are a cornerstone of democracy,
where information is free and equally available to everyone. People tend to take that for granted, and they don’t realize what is at stake when that is put at risk.