Conway Public Library

Conway Public Library, located at 15 Greenwood Avenue in Conway, New Hampshire, is a historic institution dedicated to fostering literature and learning within the community. Established in 1900 through the generosity of Sarah and Lydia Jenks, the library is housed in a Classical Revival building designed by architect Thomas Silloway. The library offers a wide range of services including borrowing materials, museum passes, and meeting room reservations. It also hosts various events and programs to engage and educate the public.

Recognized for its architectural significance, the Conway Public Library was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2017. The library continues to serve as a cultural and educational cornerstone in Conway, providing valuable resources and support to its patrons. The institution is supported by a dedicated Board of Trustees, Friends of the Library, and numerous volunteers who contribute to its ongoing mission and community impact.