Anyone living in Centre Hastings, Madoc Township or Tudor may borrow material from Madoc Library free of charge. A non-resident fee of $15.00 per person, $30.00 per family will be charged for persons living in other townships.Persons with a valid library card from Marmora Public Library and Tweed Public Library may borrow material from Madoc and patrons from Madoc library may borrow from Marmora and Tweed as long as material is returned to original library.
Lasagna Dinner-Cordova Mines Rec Hall 6pm - September 26 2014 .detailsCordova Branch Book Sale 9-1pm - October 4 2014 .detailsfree public high speed Internet access and wireless connectivity is available at the Havelock Branch and Cordova Branch Libraries.Check out our updated and expanded large print collection.Service Canada is at the Havelock Branch Library during library hours the third Wednesday of every month to answer your questions about government services and programs.The Township of Havelock-Belmont-Methuen Library Board would like to express our appreciation to the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport for the continuation of the funding for the core suite of databases available through public libraries.For those who have an interest in genealogy we have copies of the records for the local cemeteries and books of local interest.
Addington Highlands Public LibraryLibrary services in Flinton and Denbigh expand to offer fax service. Both branches are now fully accessible thanks to grant from the Ontario Trillium FoundationThanks to funding from the Ontario Trillium Foundation of $13,600 over 12 months, both Flinton and Denbigh Library now offer fax service. The grant has enabled the Township to purchase new print/copy/scan and fax machines for each location, a service not readily available in the area.
The mandate of the Campbellford-Seymour Heritage Society is tofoster an awareness of local history and pride in the heritage of the community of Campbellford/Seymour within the Municipality of Trent Hills.The Heritage Society was founded in January 1983, and affiliationwith the Ontario Historical Society was quickly established. Monthly meetings were initially held in members' homes, at the town council chambers, and at the Campbellford District High School library.