Step Back in Time: Nineveh Public Library Celebrates Its Rich Heritage

History buffs and library lovers, here is some exciting news as the Nineveh Public Library is getting ready to throw a party to honor its incredible past. On July 13th at 9:30 a.m., the library is hosting a historical marker ceremony.

Looking at the Library's Story

Since 1901, the Nineveh Public Library has been a big part of the Colesville Township community. Who would have guessed over a 100 years ago that this tiny 20 X 24 foot meat market would become the home of the first-ever library in Broome County? People can't get enough of this cozy confine complete with a fireplace, that has made it the place to be for booklovers of all ages.

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Fast forward to 1972, and a brand new library building was built, thanks to a generous donation. This new space became the heart and soul the community and was dedicated to a special person named Miss Elma Blackmore. It's been a place of learning and good times ever since and they aren't slowing down now.

Honoring a Piece of County History

Being the oldest library in Broome County is something to celebrate, and the Nineveh Public Library is inviting everyone to join in the fun, as it celebrates its beginnings and looks ahead for more great times to come.

Save the date and get up early on July 13th at 9:30 a.m.  For more details about Nineveh Public Library and all the cool happenings, hop on over to their official website.