 Wellington Branch Hours
History Of The Wellington Library Prior to 1926 there were no library facilities in the village of Wellington until the Women's Institute, realizing the need, took advantage of the facilities of a government travelling library service and established a small library. A former Wellington native, Dr. Parry D. Saylor, decided to erect a memorial to his mother, Annie Dorland Saylor, and donated the cost of a small but well equipped library to serve the village. Today the library is still prospering and very active. The collection includes books, magazines, large print, VHS, DVDs and talking books as well as children's programming and 10 public computers with free access to the internet. Meeting facilities are available as well. The library is wheelchair accessible through the East Street, side entrance, and disabled parking is also available.
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