Frederick H. Cossitt Library, Public library in North Granby, Connecticut, US.
The Frederick H. Cossitt Library is a two-story red building with a brick-faced ground floor and wooden clapboard on the upper level along North Granby Road. The structure features a gabled porch serving as the main entrance and a recently restored lower-level entrance.
Frederick H. Cossitt, a 19th-century businessman born in Granby, left funds through his heirs to establish this library in 1891. The building was created to meet the growing educational needs of the community.
The library serves as a gathering place for the North Granby community, where residents come to borrow books and access local resources. It functions as a hub for learning and connection within the town.
The library is easily accessible with multiple entrances for different visitor flows. It is helpful to check opening times before visiting, as hours may vary seasonally.
The building stands directly across from Frederick Cossitt's birthplace and features a special register where visitors can sign their names. This connects present-day patrons with the personal history behind the library's creation.
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