The Lincolnville Community Library in Lincolnville, Maine is the heart of the community,
connecting neighbors, providing resources and fostering lifelong learning.
History
The new Lincolnville Community Library opened on February 1, 2014, in a renovated one-room schoolhouse built originally in 1849. The opening date was just fifteen months after nearly 200 people gathered to grab a long rope and help pull the shell of the old building, owned by the Lincolnville Historical Society, across Main Street to a formerly vacant lot.
Jackie Young Watts Open-air Museum
The Lincolnville Historical Society’s open-air museum was built in the summer of 2013 to display historical items such as fishing boats, ice cutting tools, lime industry artifacts, and large agricultural implements that depict the life of Lincolnville residents in the 19th and early 20th centuries. It is open for viewing in the spring, summer and fall.
Library News
“Cutting the Cord” – Getting TV & Phone Services Over the Internet
Monday, June 9 @ 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Free
What does it mean to “Cut the Cord”? It’s about canceling cable or satellite services and being able
to watch television shows online, as well as options that would allow you to get rid of your landline.
This class will not only show you the wide variety of options out there, but also teach you some tools to decide if cutting the cord is right for you.
Requirements for this class:
No devices are required; just bring yourself. Enroll in the program at Digitalequitycenter.org and then register for the class. Questions? Call Kris at 207-706-3896