Pembroke Library
221 Old County Road, PO Box 225, Pembroke, ME 04666
207-726-4745 Email: pembrokelibrarymaine@gmail.com
HOURS:
Tuesday, 9 am to noon and 3 pm to 5 pm
Wednesday hours: 1 pm to 4 pm Thursday, 9 am to 12 noon Friday hours: 2 pm to 5 pm
Saturday, 9 am 12 noon Sunday and Monday, Closed
PLEASE NOTE: The Library will be closed on Friday, June 19, 2026 in observerance of the Federal Holiday, Juneteenth
To search our Card Catalog from the convenience of your home using your own device or phone, visit "Library World." You will need to enter the library name, pemlibrary; no password is necessary.
Welcome Spring! A sign of things to come.
Chantey Sing Naval songs of the American Revolution and chanteys of African American Seafarers
Wed, June 24, 6 pm
Li'l Bookworms Story Time
Thursday mornings 10 am, ages 0-5
Members of Ironworks Quilters, Bonnie Hunter and Marilyn Wimmergren, visited the library recently to deliver a new raffle quilt. Made by the group's members, the quilt is named, "Days Gone By," and measures 72" x 72." It was made using 1930s reproduction fabrics.
Tickets are available at the desk; 1/$1 or 6/$5. The drawing will be held in January 2027.
Charlie Sawyer (seated) and his Introduction to Astronomy students who completed the 12-week class in April 2026
Used Book Shop
Volunteers Lysa and Mona (and others) have spent many hours organizing the library's Used Book Shop on the second floor. It's now open during all normal library hours. And remember, it's handicap accessible.
Guidelines for Donating Used Books: Thank you to everyone who has donated used books to the library over the years. The library continues to welcome book donations. We first determine if the book needs to be added to our collection and, if not, it is added to our Used Book Shop on the second floor. Since the shop opened, we have noticed several book genres that do not sell and no one will even take them for free. These include: Encyclopedias, Readers Digest Condensed Books, Catalogs, Yearbooks, Town Meeting Notes, DVD's, Tapes, CD's, Videotapes, Pulp Fiction (bodice rippers, etc.), Travel Guides outside the US.
Our Maine Collection now greets patrons at the main door.
All large print books are easy to find with new signage.
A view of the stacks in the main library looking toward our unique rocking chairs and table.
Another view of some of the stacks in the main room.
