DLWA Lending Library

DLWA's Lending Library

DLWA is proud to offer a growing library collection in our Jefferson office. The offerings range from nature study to history to educational resources. Selections are available to be checked out for 2 weeks for you to enjoy. There is a wide range of titles from which to choose.

Download our complete listing (by category) here.

A few of our selections are also listed below:

• "Beyond the Beauty Strip: Saving What's Left of Our Forests" by Mitch Lansky
• The National Audubon Society's "Field Guide to New England"
• "Reading the Forested Landscape" by Tom Wessels
• "Noah's Garden" by Sara Stein
• "Exploring Nature in Winter" by Alan M. Cvancara
• "A New England Town, the First Hundred Years" by Kenneth A. Lockridge

Please feel welcome to stop by and check out these along with our many other titles. Along with a variety of books, we have a collection of informational pamphlets available for your use. Our office is located at 38 Lake Farm Circle.

Volunteer DLWA Librarian Martha Brown

Additionally, the Jefferson Village School and the Town of Jefferson share library space at the Jefferson Village School, Washington Rd., tel.549-7491. In Somerville, the town and school libraries also co-exist at the Somerville Elementary School, tel. 549-7181.

Happy Reading!