Remembering the Barnard Crossing Branch
For four decades a small branch on Dewey Avenue served Greece's southeast corner. It moved down the street in 2014 and closed for good during the pandemic. Read more ›
Welcome to the
Greece Library
Your guide to the public library on the Town of Greece campus: hours, directions, reading ideas, and a little local library history.
Library News
First-Thursday hours
Since May 2026 the main library opens at noon on the first Thursday of each month so staff can train and keep up the building. Full hours ›
Secondhand Prose is still selling
The Friends of the Library run a used bookstore inside the main building. Proceeds pay for programs. Read more ›
Plan Your Visit
Greece Public Library2 Vince Tofany Blvd.
Greece, NY 14612
(585) 225-8951
The library sits on the Town of Greece campus off Long Pond Road, about half a mile north of Latta Road (Route 18).
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Did you know?
For years the main library's best-known resident was a school of South American fish. They lived in a 20-foot, 1,200-gallon freshwater aquarium. More about the building ›
Greece's library, in brief
- 1958 A provisional charter creates the Greece Public Library.
- 1962 The first permanent building opens on Mitchell Road.
- 1998 The Dewey Avenue branch becomes the Barnard Crossing Branch.
- 2000 Today's main library opens on the Town campus.