Wilson Free Library

265 Young Street, POB 579
Wilson, NY 14172-0579
Voice: (716) 751-6070
FAX: (716) 751-6526

 Wilson Free Library was founded in 1910 under the leadership of the Delphic Circle, an organization still active in the Wilson community.

The library's first home was at 279 Pettit Street, the home of the first librarian, Arthur Dobbs. After a stop on the second floor of the Blake Block on Young Street, the library moved to it's current site in 1929. The building was originally the Haner Grocery Store and it has gone through several additions and remodelings. The most recent was completed in 1991 and extended and updated the facility.

• Public Internet Access on 4 computers
  - Children in Grades 6 - 12 need parental permission
  - Children in Grade 5 or less must be with a parent
• Inter-Library Loan from all NIOGA Libraries
  - (all public libraries in Niagara, Orleans and Genesee counties)
• Book selection and delivery to shut-ins
• Literacy Volunteers
• Cultural Programs provided by Friends of the Wilson Library
• Children's storyhours, bedtime stories and summer programs

  Friends of the Wilson Library membership information is available at the circulation desk

Take Route 425 North into Wilson to traffic light (Young Street). Turn left (West) onto Young Street. The Library is in the first block on the right. (Show Map)
 

Director: Marge Clark

A Member of the NIOGA Library System