Tuesdays: 10:30am to 7:30pm

Wednesdays and Thursdays: 1:30pm to 7:30pm

Saturdays: 10am to 3pm

The Library is closed on major holidays, which include New Year's Eve and Day, Martin Luther King Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Eve and Day.

Find us at:  10 South Main St, Troy, NH  03465

From East/Manchester/Rte. 101
· Follow Rte. 101 west to Peterborough, about 30 miles.
· In Peterborough, turn left onto Rte 202 and follow to Jaffrey, about 6 miles.
· At first set of lights in Jaffrey, turn right, still following 202.
· At second set of lights in Jaffrey, continue straight on Rte. 124 west.
· Follow 124 about 6.5 miles.
· Just before Marlborough, there will be a sign for Troy and for East Hill Farm. Turn left – this is Jaffrey Rd. and becomes Monadnock St. Follow to the end, about 2.5 miles.
· The library’s main entrance and parking lot is on the right, at the intersection of Monadnock and Main St./Rte. 12

From West/Keene
· Follow Rte. 12 south into Troy, about 9 miles. Rte. 12 becomes Main St.
· Pass through town common, heading towards Fitzwilliam.
· One block down, turn left onto Monadnock St.
· The library’s main entrance and parking lot is immediately on the left, at the intersection of Monadnock and Main St./Rte. 12

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Director: Catherine Callegari
Assistant Librarians: Judy Mentzer
 and Lily Plasse

Story Time Volunteer: Sheila Depew
Custodian: Judy Jacobetz

Board of Trustees:
Chairperson: Kathy Marrotte, Treasurer: Beth Richardson,    Secretary: Evan John

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Volunteering at the Library is a wonderful and fulfilling way to contribute to your community. There are many different kinds of projects you can participate in; many require no long-standing commitment, and can fit in easily to your schedule. For more information on volunteering at the Gay- Kimball Library, contact Catherine Callegari, Director, at 242.7743 or at troylibrary@verizon.net.

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Story Time

Join us for a picture book story time. Our story time features a special craft or songs as well as a selection of stories based on a different theme. Best for ages three and up, who are able to listen to longer stories and do more complex crafts. For specific times contact us at 242.7743 or at Library@troylibrary.us

Summer Reading Program

Each summer the Library participates in the statewide children's summer-long series of programs, reading incentives, and activities.

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