Nashua Public Library

The Nashua Public Library is a public facility on Court Street housing reading areas, community spaces, and collections of books and digital materials for various interests. The building is designed to support people working, learning, and exploring information across multiple formats.

The library was founded in 1867 and began with collections from local institutions that were consolidated into a single facility. Over time it developed into a central educational resource for the community.

The library hosts an art gallery showcasing work from local artists and provides spaces where the community gathers for creative activities and cultural events. These areas reflect the neighborhood's interest in supporting artistic expression and bringing people together.

The facility provides computer access and quiet work areas where visitors can study or work. Hours of operation vary by day of the week, so it helps to check ahead before visiting.

The library operates a special collection where visitors can borrow unusual items like projectors or metal detectors instead of buying them. This program helps people try things out while reducing waste in the community.