Wiggin Memorial Library, Public library in Stratham, United States.

Wiggin Memorial Library is a public library in Stratham offering books, digital resources, and educational programs for the community. The facility provides language learning tools, museum passes, and technology assistance while operating six days a week.

Stratham supported private libraries from 1793 and began funding the last of them in 1896. A dedicated library building opened in 1912 at 158 Portsmouth Avenue and served as the town's public library until 1989, when the library moved to 10 Bunker Hill Avenue. The former building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1993, now houses the Stratham Historical Society's research library and meeting space.

The library serves as a gathering place for book clubs, children's storytelling, and community meetings where neighbors connect over shared interests. These gatherings shape the social fabric of Stratham and bring people together regularly.

The library is open Monday through Saturday and offers both physical materials and digital resources for borrowing. Visitors should check specific hours and location details before planning their visit to make the most of available services.

The current building dates from 1989, when the library moved from its 1912 home at 158 Portsmouth Avenue. That earlier building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1993, now houses the Stratham Historical Society's research library and meeting space.