The Groton
Public Library in Groton, Massachusetts is home to a collection of over
254,000 printed books, audio books, music, DVDs, magazines, newspapers,
and databases. As one of the areas busiest libraries, it offers a varied
assortment of year round programs for all ages. GPL has a curated art
gallery, showcasing a revolving group of area artists. The Historical
Collection is a resource for history buffs and genealogists. Its
friendly, committed and resourceful staff are available to help you find
a distant ancestor, the name of the Han dynasty's second emperor or
your new favorite author.
The Groton Public Library Endowment
Trust is a private, non-profit, 501 (c) (3) foundation that assists in
maintaining the quality and excellence of the library by providing a
means above and beyond the Library's normal resources. It assures
continuation of the high standards achieved during the Library's long
history.
The principal of the trust is comprised of donations
from individuals and corporations. Income from the trust is used to
enhance, enrich, and supplement the funds available for the materials
collection, programs, and other special needs of the library. This
income does not replace funds appropriated annually by the town or other
funds managed by the town for the support of the library.