Join us at the Library and connect with community experts and hobbyists to get broken items fixed instead of throwing them out! Come connect, learn, and help reduce waste! Please note: community experts will do their best to repair items

This year, The History Center received a donation of 13 oral history interviews of members of the VFW Henderson-Marino Post 1819 in Port Washington. Collected by Boy Scout Troop 7 as part of the Eagle Scout Project of Jeremy Rodgers,

FOL University, the Friends of the Library’s scholarly lecture series, will feature Stony Brook Professor Dr. Elyse Graham, author of Book and Dagger: How Scholars and Librarians Became the Unlikely Spies of World War II. Thrillingly paced and rigorously researched,

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The November/December issue of Happenings is out! Discover what's happening at the Library. Read Now

This new local history exhibit, now on view in the Columns Gallery, highlights over 50 years of photography produced by Mason Studio, formerly located at 118 Main Street in Port Washington. Following its 1985 closure, the Library acquired approximately 20,000

The area we now call Port Washington was occupied by the British for seven years during the Revolutionary War. Local families suffered immense hardship: they were forced to quarter enemy troops, had their children pressed into service, and even endured

Celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the USA with the Port Washington Public Library as we not only recognize this important semi quincentennial founding of the United States of America, but also explore topics of freedom and democracy that are part